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Exit Values
Portability
2. To convert the file mbcsdata, which is in code page IBM-932 (doublebyte
ASCII), to code page IBM-939 and put the output in a file called dbcsdata:
iconv –f IBM-932 –t IBM-939 mbcsdata > dbcsdata
0 Successful completion
1 Failure due to any of the following:
v Insufficient memory
v Inability to open the input file
v Incorrect or unknown option
2 Input contained a character sequence that is not permitted in the source
codeset
X/Open Portability Guide.
id — Return the user identity
Format
Description
–v is an extension to the POSIX.2 standard. The –c, –l, and –s options are
extensions to the XPG standard.
id [user]
id –G [–n] [user]
id –g [–nr] [user]
id –u [–nr] [user]
id –M
id displays the user name and group affiliations of the user who issued the
command. Specifying a user argument on the command line displays the same
information for the given user instead of the person invoking id. In this case, you
require appropriate permissions.
The output has the format:
uid=runum(username) gid=rgnum(groupname)
where runum is the user’s real user ID (UID) number, username is the user’s real
user name, rgnum is the user’s real group ID (GID) number, and groupname is the
user’s real group name.
A user’s real and effective IDs may differ. In this case, there may be separate
entries for effective user ID (UID) with the format:
euid=eunum(euname)
where eunum is the effective user ID number and euname is the effective user
name. An entry for effective group ID has the format:
egid=egnum(egname)
where egnum is the effective group ID number and egname is the effective group
name.
iconv
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