Re: Programmatically disable SysReq key -- MIDRANGE-L

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This would exclude a user from using sysreq 1, but not the system request
menu,  You could revoke the public authority from the panel group QGYMNSYSR
(from memory - it's late), but neither or these choices will keep a user
with *ALLOBJ authority out.

Al



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How about excluding *PUBLIC  from cmd TFRSECJOB ?
Is the overhead the same ?

Fiona

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