Re: Not authorized to *SRVPGM

"Any reason not to grant devs *USE?"

Yes - they don't need it!

These are just warning messages and actually occur during the bind step of any compile.

Basically, all of these objects appear in the system binding directories so when the binder is trying to resolve any unsatisfied references (i.e for one of your own subprocedures) it will include these objects in the search - but your code does not have the necessary authority and so the message appears.

BUT

It is only a warning message! If the compile fails it has nothing to do with these message - the real reason (probably a misnamed procedure or one missing from your binding directory) will appear later in the log. Just ignore these messages - do NOT try to "Fix" them. That's a bad idea.


Jon Paris

On Aug 26, 2021, at 11:45 AM, Justin Taylor <jtaylor.0ab@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Our devs are seeing "Not authorized to service program" messages in the RDi
Commands Log view when creating ILE objects. The objects are all in QSYS.
Here's the full list:
QPMLPMGT
QCSTADMDMN
QCSTCRG1
QCSTCRG2
QCSTCRG4
QCSTCTL
QCSTCTL2
QCSTDD
QC3KYEXP
QC3KYIMP
QC3MKCLR
QC3MKPLD
QC3MKSET
QFPADAP1
QLPCDROM
QPMAAPI
QSYRGAP1
QTOQRAPI
QTOQSAPI
QUSRGFA1
QYPSSRVS
QZCACLT

Any reason not to grant devs *USE?

TIA
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