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Steve,

>>Does anyone know what QSYS program QCDEXTPT does?  Occasionally, I will
see in my audit journal where a user has adopted authority to this program
which is owned by QSYS.  This concerns me.  From its' name, I presume that
it is some kind of exit point program.<<

It should not matter what QCDEXTPT does. Since this program is system
domain and has *EXCLUDE public authority your users are not be able to call
it. (You are running at security level 40 or 50 aren't you?) Also, it is
not the case that your user has "adopted the authority to this program".
Your user has invoked some function in OS/400 that is using the QCDEXTPT
program.

The AP (Adopted Authority) audit record is being written because a program
needs to use adopted authority to access one or more objects that the user
does not have authority to. You will not see AP audit records when someone
with authority uses the same function. Even though a program adopts its
owners authority that extra authority is only used when the job/thread
calling the program does not have authority to the objects used by the
program. The AP audit record indicates that the programs adopted authority
was actually used.

Ed Fishel,
edfishel@US.IBM.COM



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