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John, I like the idea of using PRDLIB on CRTCMD, but if the user has no command line access, how will s/he be able to use the command? I am presuming that Frank doesn't want to touch the application menus. (I know that some packages' menu systems are horrendous to work with, requiring 10 minutes of keying to just put a simple temporary option on a menu.) I keep going back to QTEMP and if there were a way to manipulate objects there from another job. A potential security nightmare to be sure. But, in the right hands... Still brainstorming... How about temporarily changing the user profile's Initial Program - again, depends on how the menu system works, may or may not be worthwhile. GA --- John Earl <john.earl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Create a command specifically for this user/testing > application. > > Use the Product Library (PRDLIB) parameter on the CRTCMD > command to specify your own library. This will cause the > library to be inserted above the User Library entries in the > job's library list for the length of time that the command > runs. > > Specify *YES to the Allow Limited Capability User > (ALWLMTUSR) parameter. This will permit a Limited > Capability User to run this command. > > Give your User *USE authority to the command, and give > *PUBLIC *EXCLUDE (unless you want everyone testing). > > This should work just fine for you. > > jte __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search http://shopping.yahoo.com
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