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We have a customer who is having a problem when they issue Client Access ODBC 
requests.  It seems all of the transactions run under the authority of user 
profile QUSER.

This is odd because even though the QZDASOINIT jobs start as QUSER, every time 
one of these prestart jobs receives an *SQLSRV request the job is supposed to 
swap the job's "Current User" to the user id that logged on to CAE.   In every 
other implementation of CAE that I have ever seen, when a QZDASOINIT job gets 
an incoming ODBC request, it will swap the current user and proceed with the 
request.  This site seems to leave the current user at "QUSER".

I'm guessing it is a configuration problem.   Does anyone know of an OS/400, 
ODBC or CAE configuration option that might cause all ODBC request to run under 
QUSER?   It must have got preset somewhere????

The customer is using the Client Access Express, OS/400 V4R5 and Windows XP.

Any thoughts?

jte


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John Earl                              johnearl@powertechgroup.com
The Powertech Group          www.powertechgroup.com
Kent, Washington, USA       +1 253-872-7788


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