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RE: Recursively Change IFS Authority

That only goes one level, it doesn't get all files in all subdirectories.
Only those in the level below the root you specify.

This works:
QSH        CMD('for autfil in $(find /law7d/*); do + 
             system  "CHGOWN OBJ(''"$autfil"'') +    
             NEWOWN(LAWTDADMIN)"; done')             

-----Original Message-----
From: Fery Gideon

CL command version for changing the authority of IFS directory:

CHGAUT OBJ('/some/dir/*') USER(USER) DTAAUT(DATAUT) OBJAUT(OBJAUT) 
AUTL(AUTHLIST)

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