tJED not working on R18 TAFJ

First of all, the available resources online that I've come across show that the command is a simple:e.g.When I run that T24 throws the error "Missing user/credentials, please provide a valid user and password: -u username -p password"

So I created a user using the tUserMgnt command. The tAddUser apparently doesn't work in R18.

Now when I run the tJED commandI get the error OPEN FAILED: -p
And that happens for any record I try to JED.

I know I can user DBTools but I haven't found a way to edit (create) a new record using the JED in DBTools.

Are you using MSSQL ? as DB ?

Nope. H2 database for model bank
Running on Windows

same problem.

facing the same issue, any solution?

do not use tJED, just create a DBTools user from above solution.
and directly use,
DBTools -u <UserName> -p <Password>
JQL
JED F.USER INPUTTER

I am already having a user created before, now I want to changes the value of 6th field but when I am using the below command it is asking for username and password. Is there any way to pass username and password with this command only as I need to automate this task?

Sample command:
tJed -s F.USER <Service Name> 6=<Action>

Are you able to see DBTools screen, which shows the JQL, SQL and other modes ?

Yes, I can see the modes.

on that screen do following

JQL JED F.USER INPUTTER

i 6
<any data>
Enter
press small s
press small x

Now I can see the editor to edit the value but is there any other way to pass the value in the command itself like I want to change the value of field 6 from STOP to START? Is it possible to pass username, password and update task in command line or in a script directly?
 

First of all you are accessing wrong application, the command you are looking for is below

JQL JED F.TSA.SERVICE <SERVICE-NAME>
i 6
Enter
START
Enter
Small s
Small x

Don't worry if you are writing somewhere and cursor is somewhere else, because you chose the filed number correctly. Which is number 6.

No this is the most clean method of editing, with command I don't prefer because you will never know what is happening behind the scenes.