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

Henrik,
There are too many menus and programs with SIGNOFF embedded.

As far as OFF, we too came from a S/36 environment.  As part of each OS 
upgrade we do a 
DLTCMD OFF
CRTDUPOBJ  of SIGNOFF to OFF

Rob Berendt
-- 
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 




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"William N. Harrell, Jr." 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.

"Joe Pluta" wrote:

> Once you've gotten that straightened out, my guess would be to try to
> write my own SIGNOFF command that didn't have a *NOLIST option and put
> it higher on the system library list.

Higher in the system library list than QSYS? This involves a special 
library for this purpose. Why not give it its own name (say 'OFF') and 
revoke the authority to SIGNOFF. You know that you can change the commands 
used for the Sys Rq menu (They are defined in a text in a message).

Henrik
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