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You may also want to check your authority over the folder in which the file
resides.  I believe you can give RWX to the file, but if the share to the
folder the file resides in is not set up with READ/WRITE access, the file
will not have RWX authority.

On Fri, 2002-03-01 at 15:29, Steve Richter wrote:
> Troops,
>
> When I run CPYTOSTMF to copy to a file in the IFS, *Public has no rights
to
> use the file and the user gets "access denied" when they open the file
from
> their pc.
>
> I then use option 9=Work with authority from the WRKLNK display, grant
> *PUBLIC *RWX rights to the file and the user can then access the file.
>
> CPYTOSTMF does not have a PUBAUT parameter ?
>
> How can my batch pgm grant authority to an IFS file ?
>
> Can a user could be given all rights to all files created in a directory,
> for now and forever ?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve Richter

Steve



David J. Smith
IS Contractor
Advanced Information Solutions, Inc.
(517) 548-7170
dsmith@ais400.com




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