You can use the CREATE, DELETE, SET and SHOW directives with the
 Accessor entity.

 The CREATE and DELETE directives are used to create and delete an
 Accessor entity.

 The SET and SHOW directives are used to set and show attributes,
 respectively.

1  –  CREATE

 Use this directive to create an Accessor entity of the specified name.

 Syntax:

 	CREATE DSA ACCESSOR <name> PASSWORD <value>

 You must quote the name and password. For example:

  > CREATE DSA ACCESSOR "/C=US/O=Abacus/CN=Manager" PASSWORD "mumble"

1.1  –  Arguments

 The CREATE directive has an identifier and one argument.
 The argument is mandatory. The argument is:

 -	PASSWORD

 The identifier specifies the name of a directory user.
 This is in the form of a distinguished name or AE title.

 The PASSWORD argument identifies the password for the user.
 Specify this argument in the following format:

 	PASSWORD <value>

 where <value> is the password is a Latin1 string of
 between 1 and 128 characters long. The password value must be quoted.

1.2  –  Errors

 The CREATE directive can return one of the following errors:

 REASON:         Wrong State
 DESCRIPTION:    The DSA entity is not in the correct state.

 This means that the DSA is in one of the transitional states
 UPDATING, CREATING, ENABLING, or DISABLING. The DSA
 must be in state ON or OFF when you create an Accessor entity.
 The response indicates what state the DSA is in.

 REASON:         Already Exists
 DESCRIPTION:    This Accessor entity already exists.

 This means that the name you specified is already the name of
 an Accessor entity.

 REASON:         Invalid Name
 DESCRIPTION:    The entity name is not a valid directory name.

 This means that the name you specified is not in the
 distinguished name format. The response displays the invalid
 name component.

2  –  DELETE

 Use this directive to delete an Accessor entity.

 Syntax:

 	DELETE DSA ACCESSOR <name>

2.1  –  Errors

 The DELETE directive can return the following error:

 REASON:         Wrong State
 DESCRIPTION:    The DSA entity is not in the correct state.

 This means that the DSA is in one of the transitional states
 UPDATING, CREATING, ENABLING, or DISABLING. The DSA
 must be in state ON or OFF when you delete an Accessor entity.
 The response indicates what state the DSA is in.

3  –  Examples

 	> CREATE DSA ACCESSOR "/C=US/O=Abacus/CN=Jon Smith" -
 	_> PASSWORD "mumble"

 	> SHOW DSA ACCESSOR "/C=US/O=Abacus/CN=Jon Smith"

 	The first command creates an Accessor entity and the
 	second command displays it.

         Note you cannot use the SHOW directive to display
         the Password attribute of an Accessor entity, because
         it is a read-only attribute.

 	> DELETE DSA ACCESSOR "/C=US/O=Abacus/CN=Jon Smith"

 	This command deletes the Accessor entity.

4  –  SET

 Use the SET directive to change the value of the Accessor
 Password attribute.

 Syntax:

 	SET DSA ACCESSOR <name> PASSWORD <value>

 where <value> is the value you want to set for the
 Password attribute. The value must be quoted.

5  –  SHOW

 Use the SHOW directive to display an Accessor entity.
 The Password characteristic attribute is not displayed.

 Syntax:

 	SHOW DSA ACCESSOR <name>

 You can also use the wildcard "*" in a SHOW directive, to display
 a list of all Accessor entities, for example:

 SHOW DSA ACCESSOR *