Re: Print reports > 132 chr

Hello,

If you add your custom report programs to BPCS SYS625 security and add them
to the BPCS menu or a custom menu,
then normally you can modify the CL program SYS501C to recognize the program
who it will call (it is one of the parms already) and for your program, you
can use a different override, while the rest of BPCS programs would take the
default. Do this if you want your programs to be added to the BPCS
structure. The iSeries support team (OnePoint support) has further details
on modifying the CL program.

Whether or not you do that, one other thing I would mention which is
separate is that there are BMRs which allow the securing of the command line
in BPCS so that the user has the same authorities to objects both inside and
outside of BPCS from a command line.

The BPCS programs and database can then be secured so that users have no
authority to see/call them unless they are using a BPCS program and the BPCS
program performs the call or looks at or changes the data (the SSA Group
Profile on the iSeries user profile would actually be removed at that
stage).

I have mentioned this in past posts (in more detail) so check the archives -
the BPCS database and programs can be secured so that users have no ability
to run programs or see data unless they are in the BPCS environment.

If you contact the iSeries OnePoint support team, they can give you further
details. There is a README provided with the BMR which explains the steps
required to implement this type of user/object security in BPCS.

Thanks,

Genyphyr Novak
SSA Global R&D

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Danny Monselise" <dannym@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "SSA's BPCS ERP System" <bpcs-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 2:09 PM
Subject: Re: Print reports > 132 chr


> Hi
> in Version 6.04 and later the override is done on a higher level and the
> cl doesn't work what you should do
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> is use sys opt 28 (sys625) and add the new pg to the BPCS data base
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> then override  thru sys170d1 - add ovrprtf that will be executed upon call
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>  override the program that you call  (clp)
> good luck
> Danny
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> Alister Wm Macintyre <macwheel99@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent by: bpcs-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> 04/28/2004 02:27 AM
> Please respond to "SSA's BPCS ERP System"
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>         To:     "SSA's BPCS ERP System" <bpcs-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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>         Subject:        Re: Print reports > 132 chr
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> There has been some previous discussion of relevance in BPCS_L
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> Search for "Truncated Report" such as
> http://archive.midrange.com/bpcs-l/200011/msg00053.html
> http://archive.midrange.com/bpcs-l/200011/msg00031.html
> http://archive.midrange.com/bpcs-l/200011/msg00032.html
> If you get to one post, follow the threads on bottom to rest of
> discussion.
>
> You might also find something of relevance in the archives of MIDRANGE_L
> http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200008/msg00322.html
> http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200106/msg01410.html
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> We are on 405CD and do not have this max report width constraint.
> We print many reports with widths of
> 198 (15 to inch on 132 paper)
> 132 (standard green bar)
> 80 (standard 8 1/2 x 11 PC paper)
>
> Can't you change SYS041D?
> Where is SYS041D referenced?
> If you can figure out where it is referenced, it may be practical to do a
> selective modification of that access.
>
> In BPCS405CD the BPCSMENU is what launches when people signed onto BPCS
> and
> we modified that (be VERY careful when doing this ... mess up that CL and
> now no one can get onto BPCS)
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> The 400 software (query definition, PRTF file, RPG, CL etc). specify width
> ... users not have to go to command line to run the stuff ... we have a
> menu option that gets them to RUNQRY of the query of their choice, and one
> of our queries accesses an *OUTFILE directory of our queries.
>
> , you wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >We are running  BPCS ver 6.02 on 820 machine, The max report width setup
> in
> >'system control data area'  (SYS041D) is 132 chrs
> >
> >We have developed many in-house queries where the report width exceeds
> 132
> >columns. All queries are run from CL programs.
> >
> >When these queries are run from the menu, the report width setup in
> SYS041D
> >overrides the report width of these queries and the output gets truncated
> >to 132 character.
> >
> >When the CL(query) program is executed from command line the report width
> >in SYS041D  is ignored and we are able to produce reports greater than
> 132
> >columns.
> >
> >By giving the user access to command line we give rise to an security
> >breach, by granting the user rights to run any program from command line
> >like (ACR100D1,INV100 et etc).
> >
> >How can we print reports > 132 chrs from the menu without having to
> >compromise on the width of these reports and access to command line.
> >
> >Does anyone have a solution to this problem ?.
> >
> >Rgds
> >
> >Vincent D'souza
> >Jotun UAE LTD LLC
> >P.O. Box 3671
> >Dubai, UAE
> >Tel : Office   +97143395000 Ext 271
> >          Mobile +971504509435
>
>
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