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So let me understand.
Let's say I have 1000 objects, each owned by NETPROFILE but with
specific authority to NETPROFILE, QDIRSRV and QNOTES (as well as
*PUBLIC). (I believe all of these are inherited when IFS files are
created, but that's another story.) I should instead create an AUTL,
assign all of those objects to the authorization list, and revoke the
individual authorities.
At that point, I could expect my SAVSECDTA to reduce significantly?
On 4/7/2020 9:57 AM, Rob Berendt wrote:
You could still move NETPROFILE to an authorization list and remove it from the individual objects and assign that authorization list instead.
Rob Berendt
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