Re: Managing Users that Manage their own OUTQ's....

Don wrote:
> 
> We have a situate where a company has multiple printers, at multiple
> locations, with multiple users that are attempting to manage the printing
> resources sans system operators for each printer/location.  The problems
> start with having them do a WRKOUTQ and seeing ALL the OUTQ's, when we
> only want them to see theirs....and also having to add SPLCTL as a SPCAUT
> to their USRPRF...which I'm not sure we want to do as a final solution.
> 
> How can we only allow a user to see THEIR list of OUTQ's and and only
> WRKWTR functions of the writers that are specifically assigned to them.
> AND, I don't want them to be able to see/view/manipulate someone's
> SPLF's...and I don't want to create a scenerio when I'm making more
> secadmin concerns for my sysopr than they have time for...which right now
> isn't a whole heckuva whole lot....
> 
> Many thanks!
> 
> Don in DC....
> 


   What we have done in this instance is not to give people *SPLCTL,
instead change the OUTQs via the parameter AUTCHK to *DTAAUT.  Now
people need authority to the OUTQ to work with that OUTQ.  Next make all
the private OUTQs authority *EXCLUDE (you might to keep QEZJOBLOG,
QPRINT, & PRT01 as *CHANGE).  Now grant the Users access to the *OUTQs
which are theirs, and your problems should be solved.

HTH

Pete Massiello
OS Solutions International
Voice (203)-744-7854  Ext 11.

http://www.os-solutions.com
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