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Have you tried just changing the profile name in the structure? You'd
probably need to do this on each exit program, IMO. The server does not run
under that profile, but it works on its behalf and probably adopts its
authority. See next paragraph.

If that does not work, there is a set of APIs that retrieve a user
profile's attributes and can apply it to another profile.

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>         Is this possible and if so is there a simple CL command to do it?
>I would like to add a exit point program to QIBM_QZDA_INIT to switch the
>userprofile to a less powerful profile (for users not found in a control
>table).  What command would I use?  And if so, would the profile switch
>exist when they make the QIBM_QZDA_SQL1 call, or would I need to switch the
>profile here also?
>Or am I doing this all wrong?
>My goal is this, to create a user profile that excludes our payroll library,
>and give the odbc requests this profile...
>Thanks, tim
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