RE: QUser and jdbc access to os400

in my trigger :
      * ------------------------------------
      *        Program Status Data Structure
      * ------------------------------------
     D                SDS
     D ThisPgm           *PROC
     D UserId                358    367

        and the value that I get is "QUSER".

I have removed the trigger (this is in a test library that I can lock),
recompiled it and re-added it.  Ran my java test and updated some records
and the User the trigger got is "QUSER"... (QSQRUN3   QUSER   )  I can't
seem to find the proper QZDASOINIT   QUSER  or
QZRCSRVS     QUSER

        it seems to change in mid stream? or something.  I'm confused.

Regards,

Rick DuVall
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[mailto:java400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of David Gibbs
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 12:58 PM
To: Java Programming on and around the iSeries / AS400
Subject: Re: QUser and jdbc access to os400


Rick DuVall wrote:
>       so do you use the
> 91 5B CHAR(10) Current user profile
>       in the JOBI0600 Format?

That's what I would use, yes.  I haven't actually used it, so I can't
say 100% for sure.

>       And will that return the User that initiated the jdbc connection?  It
does
> not appear that the 'Current User' that Colin mentioned returns the
*actual*
> current user - it still returns QUSER in my tests.

How are you invoking the program again?  A trigger?

To be honest, I would be very shocked if OS400 security wasn't enforced
by switching user handles in the JDBC server job.

david