Re: SAVSYS

That's a good tip.  I prefer my workaround of not using supplemental 
groups and instead, using authorization lists, where appropriate.

Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 





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Many customers are choosing to specifying OMIT(*CFG and *SECDTA).  This
information can and should be saved daily using SAVSECDTA and SAVCFG, both
of which can be run while you're up and running.  It's so darn convenient
for IBM to stick that critical stuff in the first part of OS/400 that gets
restored (as opposed to stupid places like QUSRSYS), I expect more stuff 
to
wind up in QSYS as the architecture extends itself over time, which I
expect will be a long, long time.

Al

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