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Re: Method to Remove *NOLIST Capability from IBM Signoff Command

If the SIGNOFF command doesn't have a validity checking program (I'm not at a
400 to find out), you could write your own VCP that disallows the *NOLIST
value.

This is playing with fire since you'd be modifying an IBM command object.

HTH,
Loyd

On Sat, 1 Nov 2003 12:38:26 -0500, "William N. Harrell, Jr."
<wharrell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>We would like to remove the *NOLIST capability on the Signoff Command on our
>system to prevent users up to those having ALLOBJ from signing off their
>interactive job without creating a job log.
>
>What is everyone's suggestion for cleanly handling this ?

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