Re: Why do software companies always want ALLOBJ

John,

I'll NEVER forget walking into a city government office and look at thier
AS400 which was running a BP's software at a seclvl of 10 - yes TEN!  WHen
I asked them to verify it with the BP, they replied that this was correct
according to the BP....needless to say, they didn't stay at 10 very
long....:)

Don

On Wed, 13 Sep 2000 jpcarr@TREDEGAR.COM wrote:

> 
> Marie
> 
> Why,  You ask??   Well ......
> 
> 1. Because they are lazy.
> 2. They will then NEVER get a support desk call about a user not being
> authorized to something.
> 3. Their programs will NEVER blowup while doing some OS/400 command that at
> that particular site is locked down.
> 4.  And   "Gee that's how all their developers signon while developing  and
> testing the app"
> 5.  "You mean your users don't signon as QGOD like our developers do?
> 
> and
> 
> Number 1 above,  and Number 1 above,  and Number 1 above,  and Number 1
> above,  and Number 1 above,  and Number 1 above,  and Number 1 above,  and
> Number 1 above,  and Number 1 above,  and .
> 
> It would seem.
> 
> John Carr
> 
> -------------------------------------------
> I am currently working with a software vendor that is asking for the userid
> for the software to have ALLOBJ.  Now we all know that this is a very very
> bad move.  However, in order to get the product up and running I had to do
> it.  What are other companies doing?  And why do the software vendors not
> understand what ALLOBJ is and does.  IF the user id was not used to sign
> in,
> then I would not have a problem, but the software signs in with the userid
> each day.
> 
> Marie Graziano
> 
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