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The solution for that is to allocate the only the IT workstations to a different subsystem. Then you can end QINTER and leave the other subsystem active. It requires that you adopt a naming convention for the workstations, perhaps with a prefix like "$," and then ADDWSE to the subsystem.

Thompson, Glenn wrote:
We are bringing down QINTER to knock everyone off.  We then bring it
back up in case IT personnel need to get on the system at night.  The
problem is that will allow anyone else to get on too.

I guess we really want to restrict access to the DB files.


-----Original Message-----
From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-
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To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: Technical and Philosophy

Do you want to restrict the users from the iSeries altogether or just
from the DB files?

If you want to lock all users out of the iSeries after 7:00 pm, you

can

end the interactive subsystem.  This is usually QINTER and you can run

a

job at 7:00 pm to end the subsystem.  (ENDSBS QINTER)  With a second

job

to start it when they are allowed back in. (STRSBS QINTER)

This may be over kill if you only have a select few files that you

need

to restrict access to.  Are you restricting access for backup or batch
processing?  If so, there are other less restrictive ways.






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