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Sounds as if you need to run a scan of every object in every library
and change ownership, revoke adopted authority, etc. etc. to lock
your programmers out of production.

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@ix.netcom.nospam.com






>When one displays an AS/400 physical file description, one can see that
>there are four (4) "Allow..." attributes associated with the file.  These
>attributes are, in order of display, Read, Write, Update and Delete.  It
>appears that one may only set the Update and Delete attributes (to *YES or
>*NO) at file creation time.  It does not appear that one may set the Read or
>Write attributes at any time.  These attributes (Read & Write) are always
>*YES.
>
>Does anyone know a method, via MI (or any other language), to locate and set
>these attributes?  If such a method exists, would setting all of the
>attributes to *NO imply that the data contained in the file is inaccessible
>regardless of any special authority contained in a user profile?  Would you
>share the method?
>
>Thanks for your assistance.
>
>Rgds,
>Mike


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