Re: MAXSTG Parm On The User Profile

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I)
CRTUSRPRF USRPRF(BIGAL)
ADDDIRE USRID(BIGAL GDIHQ) USRD('DELETE ME') USER(BIGAL)
CRTFLR FLR(BIGAL)
CHGDLOOWN DLO(BIGAL) NEWOWN(BIGAL)
MD '/BIGAL'
CHGOWN '/BIGAL' NEWOWN(BIGAL)
EDTF '/BIGAL/DUH.TXT'
CHGOWN '/BIGAL/DUH.TXT' NEWOWN(BIGAL)
DSPUSRPRF USRPRF(BIGAL) TYPE(*OBJOWN)
User profile . . . . . . . :   BIGAL
Total objects  . . . . . . :   2 
 
 
Object         Library        Type 
QGCR225911     QDOC           *FLR 
BIGAL          QUSRSYS        *MSGQ 

Ok, that one doesn't show IFS, but it does show DLO's.



II)  Option 8?
WRKUSRPRF BIGAL
12=Work with objects by owner
                          Work with Objects by Owner
 
User profile . . . . . . . :   BIGAL 
 
Type options, press Enter. 
  2=Edit authority        4=Delete
  8=Display description   9=Change owner 
 
 
Opt  Object                Library       Type
     /BIGAL                              *DIR 
     /BIGAL/DUH.TXT                      *STMF
     BIGAL                               *FLR 
     BIGAL                 QUSRSYS       *MSGQ 

Here, option 8 will work on the last two, but not on the first two.

Rob Berendt
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WRKUSRPRF is a totally interactive command.  I was referring to DSPUSRPRF
TYPE(*OBJOWN) OUTPUT(*OUTFILE).

I'm running the respin of V5R2 for the new hardware, and I don't possibly
see where you could key an 8.  What am I missing?  (Yes, I did try
different assistance levels for WRKUSRPRF.)

Al

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Al Barsa remarked that IFS objects shouldn't show when doing DSPUSRPRF
USRPRF(ROB) TYPE(*OBJOWN), however when I used the option 12 on WRKUSRPRF
they sure showed then.  I just couldn't use option 8 on those type of
objects.  Either Al is going on information based on earlier releases of
the operating system, or somehow my setup differs enough from Al's setup
that I see these objects.  If the latter, maybe your setup is the same as
Al's?

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Yes, I added the sizes.  Option 8 in the list, second or tird page.  The
user owned only three objects.

rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

>How, pray tell, did you add up the items appearing on option 12?  I don't

>see sizes.  I tried option 8 to "Display description" but that resulted
in
>CPI220E-Option 8 is not allowed.
>
>Rob Berendt
>
>

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