RE: Qshell authority

On 03/21/2001 at 11:11:40 AM, "Clapham, Paul" <pclapham@core-mark.com>
wrote:
Then what does the USEADPAUT parameter of the CRTJVAPGM command do?
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Ah, cool. I hadn't seen that they added that.
IFS still doesn't support adopted authority, so its probably only
sufficient for accessing other resources in native code.

The design still will have to change because if IFS doesn't support it,
it doesn't help much.

Qshell and Java use IFS files pretty heavily and unless IFS supports
adopt, its pretty useless (only my opinion).
Also, JDBC doesn't honor adopted authority, its the user/password specified
on the connection that gets you the backend DB2 agent job.

JAVA:
Directories, Jar and Class files, SystemDefault.properties, .ser serialized
object files, etc.

QShell:
Directories, Profile files, Home directories, Utilities, etc..

I'll ask our JVM guys a bit and find out some details.
Although Larry Loen might be able to comment more.
Larry?




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