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>pgm parm(&user) >dcl &user *char 10 >chgusrprf &user status(*enabled) >return >endpgm > >compile as USRPRF(*OWNER) and the owner as QSECOFR. To which I would add: Create this as a stored procedure and call it from an ODBC client like Excel! Jon knows this, but the archives don't: On the iSeries you can call this little CL program from the command line or from SQL; nothing special needed except a CREATE PROCEDURE statement to "register" the program as a stored procedure. --buck
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