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Gordon,
The Unix-type API access() amy be what you want.
Here's a sample RPGLE. Most of the code is in fact to send an error msg for
testing.
Note: the permission parameter is a bitwise addition of each of the
permissions being checked.
Cheers, Peter
H DftActGrp(*No) BndDir( 'QC2LE' )
D SndPgmMsg PR N
D Qmsgid 7 CONST
D Qmsgf 20 CONST
D Qmsg 128 CONST
D Qmsgtp 10 CONST OPTIONS(*NOPASS)
*---------------------------------------------------------------------
* Prototypes for retrieving error generated by procedure call
*---------------------------------------------------------------------
D StrErr PR * ExtProc( 'strerror' )
D Err 10I 0 Value
D ErrTxt PR 79
D 1 Options( *Omit )
D GetErr PR * ExtProc( '__errno' )
D 1 Options( *Omit )
* Test for read permission
D R_OK S 10I 0 INZ(4)
* Test for write permission
D W_OK S 10I 0 INZ(2)
* Test for execute or search
D X_OK S 10I 0 INZ(1)
* Test for existence of a file
D F_OK S 10I 0 INZ(0)
D access PR 10I 0 EXTPROC('access')
D filename * VALUE
D mode 10I 0 VALUE
D FullName S 128A
D ReturnInt S 10I 0
C *Entry PList
C Parm FileIn 50
C Eval FullName = %trim(FileIn) + x'00'
C Eval ReturnInt = access(%ADDR(FullName)
C : R_OK + W_OK)
* Terminate if error occurred
C If ReturnInt < *zero
C Callp SndPgmMsg('CPF9898':'QCPFMSG'
C :ErrTxt(*Omit))
C Eval *inlr = *on
C Return
C Endif
C
C Eval *inLR = *on
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
* Send pgm message
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
P SndPgmMsg B
D PI N
D Msgid 7 CONST
D Msgf 20 CONST
D Msgdta 128 CONST
D Msgtp 10 CONST OPTIONS(*NOPASS)
* Work variables
D Qmsgid S 7
D Qmsgf S 20
D Qmsgdta S 128
D Qmsgln S 10I 0
D Qmsgtp S 10
D Qmsgq S 10
D Qmsgqn S 10I 0 INZ(3)
D Qmsgky S 4
D Qmsger S 15
* Insert default for library if msg file library is blank
C Eval Qmsgid = Msgid
C Eval Qmsgf = Msgf
C Eval Qmsgdta = Msgdta
C If %subst(Qmsgf:11:10) = *blank
C Eval %subst(Qmsgf:11:10) = '*LIBL'
C Endif
C Eval Qmsgln = %len(%trim(Qmsgdta))
C Eval Qmsgq = '*'
C Eval Qmsgtp = '*DIAG'
C If %parms > 3
C Eval Qmsgtp = Msgtp
C Endif
C If Qmsgtp = '*STATUS'
C Eval Qmsgq = '*EXT'
C Endif
C Call 'QMHSNDPM' 99
C Parm Qmsgid
Msg ID
C Parm Qmsgf
Msg file
C Parm Qmsgdta
Msg text
C Parm Qmsgln
Msg length
C Parm Qmsgtp
Msg type
C Parm Qmsgq
Pgm queue
C Parm Qmsgqn
Pgm lvl
C Parm Qmsgky
Msg key
C Parm *LOVAL Qmsger
Error field
C Return *on
P E
*----------------------------------------------------------------*
* Return the previous API function's error in text format
P ErrTxt B Export
D ErrTxt PI 79
D DummyParm 1 Options( *Omit )
* Local variable(s)
D ErrNo S 10I 0 Based( ErrNoPtr )
D RetChr S 79
D Chr300 S 300 Based( Chr300Ptr )
C Eval ErrNoPtr = GetErr( *Omit )
C Eval Chr300Ptr = StrErr( ErrNo )
C Eval RetChr = %Str( Chr300Ptr )
C Return RetChr
P ErrTxt E
-----Original Message-----
From: Gordon R. Robinson IV [mailto:GRobinson@ruger.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 4:02 AM
To: RPG400-L@midrange.com
Subject: Checking User's Authority to Files in Root File System
Does anyone know a way, particularly an API, to check if a user has
authority to a file? I found an API to check the user's authority to an
object in the QSYS.LIB file system, but I need to be able to check the
user's authority to a file in the Root file system. I'm writing a program
that will only show certain options if the users has access the authority to
use those files.
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