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John, Rather than going into the safe, you could always go into dedicated service tools and reset the QSECOFR password to its default. You would also need, I believe, the original QSECOFR profile to reset the DST passwords to their defaults. To be truly effective, you would need to hide both the OS/400 and DST QSECOFR profiles. I'm not sure I would involve the CEO and a safe however; the only time you would really need that profile would be at 2:00 AM on a Sunday morning. Retiring the QSECOFR profile from active use is a very good idea. Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse
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