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You can find a way from Document. Cache document > Class Reference> Security Package > Users. (http://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/documatic/%25CSP.Documatic.cls) There are Import/Export Methods and help.
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Yes, you use null password for user account in Cache 2016.
System > SecurityManagement > System-wideSecurityParameters > Password pattern : remove '3.32ANP'
Password pattern — Specifies the acceptable format of newly created passwords. See "Password StrengthandPasswordPolicies” for more information. [Default for an instance with Minimal and Normal security is 3.32ANP; default for a locked-down instance is 8.32ANP.]
System Management and Security
Password Strength and Password Policies
Caché allows you to specify requirements for user passwords by supplying a string of the form:
where
X is the minimum number of characters in the password.
Y is the maximum number of characters in the password. A, N, and P specify whether Alphabetic characters, Numeric characters, and Punctuation characters are permitted in the password.
The value for this parameter does not affect existing passwords.
However, Intersystems(Cache) is not recommend this.