RE: Object Authority -- MIDRANGE-L

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Keith,

Take a look at the CHGAUT command.  It can be used to grant or revoke
authority. The syntax to identify the objects may not be what you are used
to, but it does allow generic objects names.  For example, I used the
following command to grant *PUBLIC read authority (*OBJOPR + *READ) to all
the files in library EAF.

CHGAUT OBJ('/qsys.lib/eaf.lib/*.file') USER(*PUBLIC) DTAAUT(*R)
OBJAUT(*NONE)

Ed Fishel

>>Just one last thing....If I want to change the *public authority on all
the files in a library in one go what is the command that will allow me to
do this??



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