Re: IASP, HA and development -- MIDRANGE-L

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HI again Wim

if "the main thing for using iasp'S" is to prevent your developers from getting at production data I am afraid you are barking up the wrong tree. An IASP is just an environment on a box. There is no security separation that I am aware of at present (wouldn't surprise me if it was added/coming).

A programmer that has QPGMR or QECOFR rights has those rights on the _machine_. AN IASP runs _inside_ the machine

What access does *PUBLIC have to your data have at the moment ? I'm willing to bet that it is more than you want the programmers to have.

Sounds like you really need another machine or an LPAR.

Regards
Evan Harris

Hi Evan and Al,

Thanks for replying.

The main thing for using iasp'S would be to keep our developers from touching data on the other asp. The main idea is to create some sort of lpar envioronment without the lpar overhead and costs.

What time frame are we looking at if we want to create this setup.

Currently we have a lot of jobdescriptions, susbsystems, hardcoded library names and so on. However, we are currently in the process of cleaning up al qualified things.

Thanks again for replying.

Best Regards,

Wim Jongman

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