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Re: View/print authorities of all objects in a library

On 05-Dec-2013 14:30 -0800, Mark S Waterbury wrote:
On 12/5/2013 5:23 PM, TheBorg wrote:
Obviously, the program needs to be run by a user profile which has
sufficient authority to the library and all of the objects
contained in the library being examined...

Or for this type of tool, ensure the program adopts *OWNER authority
via the USRPRF(*OWNER) parameter on the CRTCLPGM or CRTBNDCL command,
and then ensure the owner is QSECOFR or equivalent.


Possibly annoying side effect for use of adoption is the special value *ADOPT, beyond just the special value *GROUP if the user runs with [supplemental] group profile(s), appearing in the output for the user; i.e. *PUBLIC is desirable, the others not so much. The best effect IMO is when the Display Object Authority request is run with a user having *ALLOBJ authority.


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