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Bruce, Sorry, I pressed the "Send" button before I was finished. > Do I have to stop host servers and restart them for his to take affect. > Do I need to reboot my system? > Any Other Thoughts? This takes effect immediately on the server. I do not know if iSeries Navigator cashes the values within the subsystem or somewhere in the PC. It might be helpful to reboot your PC system. If that does not help you could stop and then restart the subsystem. One other thing you could do that should be relatively safe would be to use WRKFCNUSG to give yourself authority to every listed function. You can do that by taking the "2= Change usage" option for every function and keying "USER(your-user-profile) USAGE(*ALLOWED)" into the command line and pressing Enter. If this does not help, especially after booting the PC and restarting the subsystem where iSeries Navigator jobs run, then you probably messed up something else that is not an Application Administration setting. I do not know what that could be. Ed Fishel, edfishel@xxxxxxxxxx
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