RE: Command Restriction

Your default system library list is contained in the system value
QSYSLIBL and can be changed with the CHGSYSVAL command.

I think if I were faced with this situation I would create a unrestricted
copy of the DLTF command called 'DELETEFILE' or 'DF' (or some other
name), put that command in the new library, and then use object security
to ensure that only the appropriate groups could access the newly-named
command.  I would try to avoid using the CHGSYSLIBL command and
qualifying commands with library names.  In order for your changes to
persist, I would put both the new command and the restricted command DLTF
in the non-IBM library.  This way you will not be affected by PTF or
release updates.  When modifying IBM commands like this, the changes
should be recreated at every release update.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> Behalf Of Chandra Sekhar Rath
> Subject: RE:Command Restriction
> 
> Hi Clare,
> 
> Thanks for the response.What i would like to do is
> 
> 1)The original command be copied and put in a special library.Since
> only
> SECOFR can use CHGSYSLIBL  , and i would like to
> have it run from command line for SECOFR as well as *PGMR group, by
> doing so
> i avoid using CHGSYSLIBL.
> 
> 2)Change the command DLTF in QSYS , so that the end users use the
> changed
> command.
> 
> 
> Hence, can you please tell me how to i put the special library above
> QSYS
> above the system library list?
> 
> Thanks and regards
> Chandra Sekhar