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Instead of trying to switch user profiles, perhaps you could use the
exit point to restrict access to the appropriate libraries. This would
be easier I think.

Syd Nicholson


Hatzenbeler, Tim wrote:

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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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