RE: Production Support User Profiles.- Urgent

Perfect!
Thanks a lot: I changed the ownership CHGOBJOWN to QSECOFR and did a CHGPGM 
*USRPRF *OWNER.
It works perfectly well.
One more question the Attribute Routing Data in the old user profile is PGMR04 
with no request data. I could find a routing entry in subsystem INTER0 for 
program QCMD having compare value as PGMR04. My question is can I use the same 
routing data in the new production support job description? and what 
significance does this attribute have??

Thanks again,
Sachin

-----Original Message-----
From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Donald Whittaker
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 5:59 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: Production Support User Profiles.- Urgent


The program that dumps may need to be created with an
owner that has *ALLOBJ authority (which you seem to
have done by using QSECOFR), and may also need to be
created as USRPRF(*OWNER).  Try checking that (via
DSPPGM) to see how it is set.

HTH,
Don 


--- "Chaudhary, Sachin (GE Equipment Services,
Consultant)" <sachin.chaudhary@xxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi 
> I am in a fix right now regarding production support
> user profiles. Due to absence of the security
> officer, her backup asked me to create a new user
> profile for production support.
> 
> There already exists a user profile PRODSUPPRT.
> I would mention that there is an initial program
> associated to production support user profile and as
> a process the initial program prompts for the
> programmer's user id QPGMR#NXX , when this
> programmer logs in to the PRODSUPPRT id it disables
> this user profile QPGMR#NXX . 
> 
> In exit program of the SIGNOFF command of PRODSUPPRT
> user id , this User profile is again enabled (when
> this programmer signs off from PRODSUPPRT id).
> 
> Now the programs dumps when one of the CL commands
> is executed from the program:
> 1. RTVUSRPRF
> 2. CHGUSRPRF - to enable and disable user QPGMR#NXX
> user profile while this user is logged into
> PRODSUPPRT.
> ---Error User Prodsupprt does not have authority to
> CHGUSRPRF.
> Also note that All programmer ids (QPGMR#NXX) and
> PRODSUPPRT ids are a part of *PGMR group.
> 
> I require something like PRODSUPPRT id of PGMR group
> have authority to use and change (enable and
> disable) all profiles of PGMR group only,  which
> should serve my purpose.
> 
> The user profile PRODSUPPRT has a special authority
> of *SPLCTL, and dump resolution says that special
> authority *SECADM required for this. The strange
> thing is that Sec. Officer bckp says she has not
> changed the user profile and PRODSUPPRT was working
> fine earlier.
> 
> Also , I read in one of the sec. officer docs that
> the initial program and its calling programs should
> be compiled only with QSECOFR user id??? I dont know
> why is this so, but still I did that, but pgm dumps
> still??
> 
> Request your help.
> Rgds,
> Sachin
> 
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