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Re: Locking out USRPRF with *ALLOBJ

On Tuesday 22 June 2004 22:31, Steve Landess wrote:
> > "Martin Rowe" wrote:
> > Subject: Re: Locking out USRPRF with *ALLOBJ
> > Mind you, an *ALLOBJ user can reset the QSECOFR SST profile
> > password to the default, but at least you'd know then that it had been
>
> bypassed.
>
> Martin -
> I'm on V5R1, and having had to reset my QSECOFR SST profile
> several times now, I'll have to disagree with this statement.

Hi Steve

Good! It's a while since I needed to reset the password, so forgot I must 
have done it as QSECOFR. At least it's more secure that way, as staff with 
QSECOFR access *should* be even fewer than those with *ALLOBJ :)

Regards, Martin
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