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  3. November 2005

RE: Authority on IFS files created with CPYTOIMPF

Right after you create it, execute CHGAUT command. Not what you are
looking for, but the only way I have found.


Chris Bipes
Information Services Director
CrossCheck, Inc.

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Subject: Authority on IFS files created with CPYTOIMPF

When I use CPYTOIMPF to copy a file to the IFS, it sets the Public
authority to *None.


When I use CPYTOPCD it defaults to *RWX, which is what I want, but I'm
trying to get away from CYPTOPCD, as I understand it is an Office Vison
command, which is or will soon not be supported, and might just
disappear in some future OS400 release.

Is there a way to set the authority on the output file using CPYTOIMPF ?

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