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I have a "best practices" question when it comes to IBM i 7.5 and BRMS. In the MTU for 7.5 IBM notes that they changed the *PUBLIC authority for the BRMS files from *USE to *EXCLUDE. This causes an issue when someone without *ALLOBJ authority tries to restore using RSTLIBBRM as it cannot read the files. I noticed this on a 'remote' restore RSTLIBBRM FROMSYS(...). So how do you resolve this?
1: Have someone with *ALLOBJ do your restores?
2: Submit "idea" to change it back?
3: Change *PUBLIC back to *USE and put that in your IPL program to fix it after each ptf, release upgrade, etc?
4: Change *PUBLIC from *EXCLUDE to *AUTL and put an authorization list on it?
5: Write wrapper programs to do restores which adopt authority?
6: Give *ALLOBJ to everyone who does restores?
7: Write the password for QSECOFR on your whiteboard?
I could not find an "idea" which requested that they change the authority.
What problem does it cause to have people read these files with only *USE? Find what tapes hold certain objects and make sure you grab those tapes too after you maliciously scrambled the objects?

Rob Berendt

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