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From: JeanMichel <jmpenasse@experia.com> > > It is, of course, possible to have a *USER domain program dynamically > > alter its own attribute to *SYSTEM just before calling the SQL prompter > > and then going back to *USER afterwards, but this may also not be > > acceptable to you. I just want to point out that it is possible. > > > > Do you mean that it is possible to create a "normal", "non-altered" (whithout re-computing its checksum ...) program that is able to alter itself ? ??? > If so, it interests me to solve my "problem" (and lot of others) but sounds like a huge security hole ! > you have to recomputed the checksum, but that is all. the program does not alter itself, only the current state in which it running. This is a security hole in the sense that the program looks completely normal and will pass check-object-integrity. The program will have to be created on releases before V5R1 or at least saved to such releases.
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