RE: Securing a command from command line.

Been there, done that, with other commands.  Hoping for something easier I 
guess.

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Rob,

Take a look at the QIBM_QCA_CHG_COMMAND exit point.

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I want people to not use a certain command from the command line but
using 
it in a program is ok.  I even want to restrict QSECOFR so LMTCPB is not

the option.  First thought was CHGCMD and take away *INTERACT.  However,

that killed the use in a program.  I thought *IPGM was all I needed. 
However *IPGM is pretty insistent that the program be a CLP.  Trying the

command with QCMDEXC in RPGLE blows up after you remove *INTERACT.

Rob Berendt
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