Not sure about changing password (we store password hashes, rather than the plain-text, so there is an added complication there) ,but you can disable operators by doing the following:

1. Log in as '[email protected]' to the Designer Studio.

2. Set the class for your 'App Explorer' to 'Data-Admin-Operator-ID'.

3. Click on the Text of 'Data-Admin-Operator-ID' to list all the instances of the class (that is : all operators).

Then you can click into individual operators ; switch to the security tab and check the 'Disable Operator' checkbox - and finally save the operator.

When you now attempt to login with this Operator ('User@pdf' in this example) you will be prevented from logging in:

You can do this automatically by opening up the relevant Operator Records in an Activity ; setting the "pyOperatorIsDeactivated" property to 'true' and saving.

Here's an example (it only does a single Operator here; you would need to expand it for multiple Operators - probably using an 'OBJ-BROWSE' (be careful not to disable ALL Operators though!)) of doing this through an Activity:

1. Page-New "OperatorPage" (Data-Admin-Operator-ID)
2. Obj-Open With .pyUserIdentifier = 'User@pdf'
3. Property-Set .pyOperatorIsDeactivated = true
4. Obj-Save (NB: Use 'Write-Now' if running from Designer Studio; do NOT use this as part of Flow etc!)
5. Remove-Page "OperatorPage"