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Candy Our company is in the same situation. We're a 700 million dollar per year company but have only 1 full time programmer for the iSeries. We also were told by auditors that SOX compliance requires programmers to have no access to production data. We've done the following: 1) MAPICS security has been assigned to a "MAPICS regional adminstrator" who also does other work (additional workload for this person). 2) iSeries security has been assigned to a "regional iSeries administrator" (same as before). 3) Programs will be put into production by a "MAPICS systems engineer", this is a new position we created to meet SOX compliance. 4) The programmer's access will be changed so they can only access data in test environments, no access of any kind to production data. Ron
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