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Subject: Dynamic User Profile
From: "Smith, Dave" <dsmith@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 09:32:43 -0400
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How do I set/change the dynamic user profile on an object?  Currently it
is defaulting to *USER and I need it set to *OWNER.

 

V5R3.   

Did a Create Procedure from iSeries navigator Run SQL Scripts.   The
create procedure creates a CLE *PGM.   

Did a DSPPGM on the CLE.   

>From the *MODULE detail screen, took option 5 to display, rolled down to
the end and it showed my Dynamic User Profile as *USER.

 

David Smith

IT Consultant

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