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NBRTRUE is condition that must be true for the Dependency to succeed. So if it's not true, then the error MSGID is sent. I had that backwards.

Mark had the condition correct for your usage and also had the system message id for a user parm error (CPD1617).

I still think CTL(&USER *NE *CURRENT) would be better than CTL(*ALWAYS) since it only needs to evaluate when they don't use *CURRENT.
But either should work for you.

DEP CTL(&USER *NE *CURRENT) +
PARM((&USER *EQ USER1) +
(&USER *EQ USER2) +
(&USER *EQ USER3) +
) NBRTRUE(*EQ 0) MSGID(CPD1617)


Chris Hiebert
Senior Programmer/Analyst
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From: MIDRANGE-L <midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of Hiebert, Chris

DEP CTL(&USER *NE *CURRENT) +
PARM((&USER *EQ 'USER1') +
(&USER *EQ 'USER2') +
(&USER *EQ 'USER3')+
) NBRTRUE(*EQ 1) MSGID(XXX1235)


Chris Hiebert

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