Re: report distribution

Depending on your security policies, you may consider a variation on what we 
are doing.  Our theory is that everyone who works in a particular department 
ought to have access to all reports of everyone else in the same department, 
unless the end user knows that something they are working on is confidential. 
 So everyone in the department is in a security user group which owns the 
spool file that their reports go to.  No copies needed.  See a report you 
want to access ... just do it.  Have a people policy about not killing other 
people reports unless appropriate permission given, and make sure they all 
know that if you print a report without saying *YES to hold it after 
printing, then it is gone.

>  From:    JGracetri@aol.com
>  
>  is there a simple way to send copies of a report to multiple users.
>  
>  i am now coding sndnetsplf to the users in the cl's. due to turnover it is 
>  becoming a chore.
>  
>  thank you 
>  
>  Jeff G.


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