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Thanks for your rapid reply, Pat.

DSPOBJAUT <object> does not tell me the authorities required to execute the
command.  An example of what I need is something like this:

For execution of QSYS/COMMAND1 FILE(LIB1/FILE1), user authorities required:
   *READ on FILE1
   *CHANGE on LIB1
   *OBJOPR on something-or-other....

You get the point.


I found a number of references to the OV issues in the Midrange Archives
(it's not that I didn't look), but none of them seemed to lead to a
conclusion other than "it's not fair."  :)   That said, there were 190 hits
on pass 1 and I'm still wading through those.

Thanks again,
Dennis Lovelady
Accenture SDPT







Pat Barber <mboceanside@worldnet.att.net>@midrange.com on 09/24/2001
10:16:38 AM

Please respond to midrange-l@midrange.com

Sent by:  midrange-l-admin@midrange.com


To:   midrange-l@midrange.com
cc:
Subject:  Re: Documentation and Advice


I don't think IBM prints anything any longer.... but you can certainly
find out authorities by typing "dspobjaut cpytoimpf" which will show all
authorities...


OV/400 reamins a problem for any number of people but there are some
replacements that a fairly close fit. Stangely enough, certain users
are reporting that "certain" pieces of OV/400 continue to work even
on V5R1.....





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