Re: changing onwership

[Tim McCarthy <twmac@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Russ,

You have our ZMOD/400 product I believe. If you add the library ZMODLIB10
to your library list you'll find a command called CHGGENOWN that you can
use to change the ownership of either all objects in a library or a set of
objects based on generic criteria or object type. Call our support line if
you have questions.

Tim

At 08:59 AM 8/6/98 -0600, you wrote:
>
>good morning all.
>
>i have what i hope is a quick question. we have several libs with a few   
>thousand objects that we need to change ownership of. the problem is that   
>we do not have time to do each by hand. can the chgobjown be used in a cl   
>to make these changes to the ownerships? is it quick and dirty, or is   
>there an even better way to do it?
>
>thanks everyone.
>have a good day.
>
>russ solomon 
>it systems engineer
>oriental trading company
>
>black holes are where God divided by zero
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