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You can still remove authority for the SNDMSG command, Dmitri. You write your own command (TELLERMSG) and then you change your application to execute TELLERMSG instead of SNDMSG. The TELLERMSG command calls a program, TELLERMSGC, that adopts enough authority to execute the SNDMSG command, executes the SNDMSG, and then returns. This is a fairly standard way of allowing controlled application access to otherwise restricted system objects. Joe Pluta www.plutabrothers.com > From: Dimitri Efimov > > Another problem: we cannot just > change the authorization for SNDMSG command, because this command is to be > called from teller application module.
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