Re: AS400 ODBC Security

There is no 100% solution for your needs 

However consider the following

Have a security plan

Setup your system security level
Identify profiles, group profiles, current user profiles and tasks that 
will access your data
Secure System Libraries, 
Secure Application libraries
If possible give *READ authority only to those remote *USERS and tasks

For ODBC/JDBC access control (using the IBM default database drivers)
Consider using the DB2 SQL exit points to check for SQL statements like 
UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE (at record level).
 Other statements to consider should be DROP TABLE, ALTER TABLE, .. In the 
exit points recognize the request and aprove/deny access 
For more information see the command WRKREGINF and look for the following 
entries
QIBM_QZDA_SQL1        ZDAQ0100     *YES     Database Server - SQL access 
QIBM_QZDA_SQL2        ZDAQ0200     *YES     Database Server - SQL access 
Modify the one that you will like to use
There is abundant documentation online with examples

I hope this helps 


Jorge Moreno
Overseas Military Car Sales
Woodbury, New York

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"Erin Botkin" <EBotkin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Does anyone allow users to access AS400 from the internet?  How do you
secure the AS400 data for the ODBC connection.

Erin K. Botkin
Application Analyst
Spotsylvania County
Information Services
PHN: 540-582-7055 ext. 232
FAX:  540-582-9840

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