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And this is a very good technique. I believe it's called "Application Only Access". It only has a few concerns. If your vendor does this, and somewhere nested down the list you are granted a command line, then you have the access of the adopted initial program. You can check this by doing a DSPOBJAUT. If you see yourself there with object authority of *ADOPT (or is it *ADOPTED) then that is what is happening. What about the users that are allowed to download data? Somehow or another you have to give them the ability to do so. (Some Luddites won't. Their's are the systems that are replaced with wintel servers because the users can then get to the data, when it wasn't the technologies fault at all.) We used an exit point to only allow them to download a particular temp file. Took them only about an hour to discover that they could copy over this file with any data they wanted from a query and still download it. Rob Berendt
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