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On 12/05/2005, at 5:36 AM, Jeffrey Young wrote:

What I am looking to do is to intercept the DRDA request before it is processed and do some validation on the library/file being requested based on user id.
Do I need to write an ARD, or is there an exit point or some other method available to do this.

As much as I hate it when people answer appends with little more than guesses, since no-one has yet answered definitively here is my 'guess':


I THINK you need to define a DDM exit program. This is defined via the CHGNETA command. The program itself and its interface is described in the Distributed Data Management reference.

You can find this information by searching the Information Centre for CHGNETA, take the second hit (DDMACC Parameter Considerations) and follow the link to DDM Network Attribute (DDMACC Parameter). Then take the link to DDM server access control exit program for additional security. Here you will find the interface defined and examples.


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