Re: Limiting SQL Access

Al,

MacWheel99@aol.com wrote:

> You can setup your library list so that in front of the library with the IBM
> command "STRSQL" or any other IBM command for that matter, is your own
> command with the identical name ... it does in fact run the IBM command, but
> before doing so, it does something that you want done, such as verification
> that the user meets some authority standards that you not want to put in
> using standard security techniques.

I've seen suggestions like this before, but personally fell that they are
ineffective against all but the least sophisticated users.  A simple "
QSYS/STRSQL " will bypass any security restrictions that you attach to your new
"STRSQL" command that is higher in the library list.

jte



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