Re: sbmjob user(xxxxx)

Jay:

I’m not certain what the use case is here, but I’ll bet you don’t really want to give everyone that authority, or at least based on your note a limited number.

The best way to accomplish this in my view is with an adopted authority CLP wrapper.
Take in parms that you need for the job, and craft a SMBJOB command as needed. Create your own command if it makes sense to do so.

That way you can accomplish your goal and maintain some level of control. I’ve even seen those programs encode a journal entry to a user journal in order to memorialize the job for later audit.

Jim Oberholtzer
Agile Technology Architects

On Dec 27, 2019, at 7:25 AM, Jay Vaughn <jeffersonvaughn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

so we have a need to submit a job under another specific user profile.

what is the best/cleanest method for implementing this?

obviously we can just specify the new user on the sbmjob user() parm, but
what about each individual user profile that may do the sbmjob, what is the
best/cleanest way to maintain those user authorized to the sbmjob user()
user profile?

tia

jay
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