RE: ADDLIBLE to a user's library list

Good explanation, John, I learned something there.  But if the users don't
have command line access, then this is all moot, isn't it?  Maybe I'm
really missing something there, so go easy on me if I did.

GA

--- John Earl <john.earl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > John, I like the idea of using PRDLIB on CRTCMD, but if
> > the user has no
> > command line access, how will s/he be able to use the
> > command?  I am
> > presuming that Frank doesn't want to touch the application
> > menus.  (I know
> > that some packages' menu systems are horrendous to work
> > with, requiring 10
> > minutes of keying to just put a simple temporary option on
> > a menu.)
> 
> This passage was meant to cover that point...
> 
> > > Specify *YES to the Allow Limited Capability User
> > > (ALWLMTUSR) parameter.  This will permit a Limited
> > > Capability User to run this command.
> 
> There are about 8 or 9 commands that are shipped with the
> operating system that come shipped this way, things like
> SNDMSG, DSPJOB, SIGNOFF, etc.  These are commands that even
> a Limited Capability User can execute.  You can use the
> ALWLMTUSR parameter to make your command available to
> limited capability users as well - assuming that your object
> authority is set correctly ala -
> 
> > > Give your User *USE authority to the command, and give
> > > *PUBLIC *EXCLUDE (unless you want everyone testing).
> 
> 
> jte
> 
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