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For renaming we decided the API "Qp0lRenameKeep". But this API  (as well as
other rename procedures) does not  support "adopted authority". Therefore
only the file owner can rename the file.

Anyone with appropriate authority can rename the file -- it doesn't have to be the file's owner. Nothing in the IFS supports adopted authority, so if you really need to adopt, you'll have to use a profile swapping technique.

Is there a work arround or any other suggestion to solve this problem.
Many thanks in advance.

In my opinion, the best solution is to set the directory up so that the user who needs to execute the API has appropriate authority to do so. If that's absolutely not an option, then swap to the new profile, make the change, and swap back. (You can use adopted authority to provide access to the profile handles)

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