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  • Subject: Re: Modification to ASSET program BOM500D1, BOM500D4
  • From: "oludare" <oludare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 09:34:48 -0500
  • Organization: None

Good man Dean,

You're right.  Yesterday, I duplicate all BOM500D1 records in ZOP file for
my new program and it works.

Thx all for your help.

Oludare

----- Original Message -----
From: "Genyphyr Novak" <novakg@ssax.com>
To: <BPCS-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: Modification to ASSET program BOM500D1, BOM500D4


> Hi Dean,
>
> I think this is what you were talking about ? The ZKY file holds the user
> preferences for remembered keys, so should not have anything to do with
> security. I am not sure if this SCOPE entry covers every single step
> required, but it is an outline of what is required to add a new program to
> use group security features of the function key group security. So, also
> Oludare has to add his new program/key literals to the ZOP file, not just
> the BPCS Security Objects files. BOM500D1 does use the calls to the
programs
> which search this additional security file. You would have to copy all the
> entries for BOM500D1 to be also entries under the new program name. Here
are
> the entries for BOM500D1, for example:
>
>  ....+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+.
>  Rec  WEPALG      Seq  Msg ID   Requisitioner    Date 8,0   DHEXTM
>  Id               No            I.D.
>  OP   BOM500D1         L032358   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1      1  L009416   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1      2  L018172   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1      3  L019081   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1      4  L018174   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1      5  L018178   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1      6  L019082   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1      8  L018004   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1     12  L032142   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1     13  L032458   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1     14  L032011   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1     16  L032060   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1    113  L019083   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>  OP   BOM500D1    114  L032034   SSA           19,960,829    50000
>
>
> From SCOPE:
>
>
> Platform: A400
> Product: SYS
> Version: 6.004
> Program: SYS603
> Closed Date: 1998-08-10
> Closed By: NOVAKG
> Incident #: 553571 -1
>
> Group Security - How do you add programs to this? Also, how can you tell
if
> a program is enabled to use this function? Not all programs are listed
when
> I want to change settings in Group Security (SYS603D). I want to be able
to
> make all my BPCS programs authorized by functions like this.
>
> Not all BPCS programs contain the functionality to have specific functions
> authorized or not. To tell if a product should be able to work in SYS603,
> you can view the source. Within the AOBLFK subroutine, it should call
> SYS007B2, rather than SYS007B to allow only function keys that are
> authorized to the user to appear on the screen. In the AOBLAC subroutine,
> the program should call SYS006B2, rather than SYS006B so that only the
> action commands the user is authorized to modify will appear. If the
program
> does do this, but is missing from SYS603, you would use a database utility
> to add a record to the ZOP file setting OPID to 'OP', OPPROG for the
program
> name, OPSEQ as the option number (sequence number) and OPDESC as the
message
> ID associated with the option. If the product in question does not call
the
> required security programs, then the user would have to modify BPCS.
Several
> Enhancement BMRs exist to add more BPCS programs to SYS603.
>
> Thanks
> Genyphyr Novak
> SSA
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: DAsmussen@aol.com <DAsmussen@aol.com>
> To: BPCS-L@midrange.com <BPCS-L@midrange.com>
> Date: Thursday, March 09, 2000 3:05 PM
> Subject: Re: Modification to ASSET program BOM500D1, BOM500D4
>
>
> >Dare,
> >
> >In a message dated 3/9/00 12:26:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> >oludare@ix.netcom.com writes:
> >
> ><<snip>>
> >> I HAVE MADE SOME MODIFICATIONS TO BOM500D1 AND COMPILED WITHIN ASSET.
> The
> >> problem is I can not get the program to work correctly.  The program
> >initial
> >> response time is extremely slow (about 10-20min), all action items are
> >> missing except for "8=Position to" and items descriptions are not
> showing..
> >> The program names are changed to BOM50DD1=*DSPF, BOM50DDR=*RPG,
> >BOM50DDC=*CLP,
> >>  CLMSGD=*MSGF during interractive compilation.
> ><<snip>>
> >
> >You forgot the "numero uno" rule for technical questions here -- state
your
> >release and platform.  However, I can infer from your problem that you
are
> on
> >the AS/400 (no ADK on the HP, AFAIK), mixed mode (can't modify display
> >programs on full client) and that you are on at least 6.something.  Your
> >renaming of the objects was the problem.  Why did you not keep the
original
> >names and place the objects in BPCSUSR (which is SOP for modifying BPCS)?
> >BOM500 is one of the programs that incorporates function key and action
> code
> >level security.  If you rename it, the function keys and action codes
will
> >not be authorized to group SSA (or whatever group you're using).  To my
> >knowledge, SSA's program to maintain this authority _STILL_ doesn't allow
> you
> >to add new programs to the list, so using DBU or DFU on the (ZKY?) file
is
> >the only way to fix your problem other than renaming the programs to
their
> >proper names.  Name the programs back to their originals, or check out
the
> >security program for which file needs to be modified...
> >
> >HTH,
> >
> >Dean Asmussen
> >Enterprise Systems Consulting, Inc.
> >Fuquay-Varina, NC  USA
> >E-mail:  DAsmussen@aol.com
> >
> >"Success is getting what you want.  Happiness is liking what you get." --
> H.
> >Jackson Brown
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