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From my take from what others are telling me *EXCLUDE for file objects? For the addlible command failing use *USE for library? Thanks

Rory Hewitt wrote:
George,

Limit the file authorities so the user can't view them - PUBLIC(EXCLUDE) can
work, but may be a bit much. Could use the same authorities for the
containing library - up to you. Create the program that accesses the file.
Once it's compiled, change it so that it's owned by QSYS and has
USRPRF(*OWNER).

Rory

On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 10:55 AM, George Lopez <georgerl@xxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

I want a particular user to use the file in a program(CL/RPG) but not be
able to view all the files in a library outside of a program. I did the
below but it does not work.

1). I did EDTOBJAUT for a library and for a user to *EXCLUDE so this
user can not view these files. But I want the programs(CL/RPG) the user
uses to be able to read/write/update the file.

2). I changed the user's initial sign on CL to USRPRF(*OWNER). But when
this user signs on the user gets the below error for *EXCLUDE....

Not authorized to library xxxx01
Not authorized to library xxxx02

3). If I use object authority to *USE then this user can view the
file(s) in these libraries using iSeries Data transfer, FTP or some
other utility which I do not want to happened.



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