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Subject: DDMF
From: "Albino Sousa" <ASousa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2002 11:23:29 -0000
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I have this situation:
Two as400. One pgm in first machine with DDMF, which points to 2. AS400.
Now I need to destroy the DDMF in first machine, but I have not access
to it, the user profile was deleted in the first machine.
How can I denie that users from 1.AS400 can read or use  records from
2.AS400. Is there anything I can do?
TIA
Merry Xmas
Sousa

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