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Re: Authority to libraries

Scott, Jose,

I'm pretty sure that you need to grant the user at least *USE access to the library.

-mark

I don't think that authority adopted from USRPRF(*OWNER) carries over from
one program call to another.   You probably need to have all of the
programs that get called set up with USRPRF(*OWNER), not just the first
one.

But, I could be wrong, it's been a really long time.

On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Jose Vega wrote:

> I exclude a user from a library.  I then create a program that needs to
> execute a program in that library.  I wanted the user to have access
> only through programs.  I tried to do this by compiling the program with
> *owner authority (the owner has *all authority to the library and
> objects in the library).  When I try to run the program using the
> excluded user I get an error saying the user is not authorized to the
> library.  What am I doing wrong?


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