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The error can be forced, and thus the user prevented from signon, by
either of the following requests:
- CRTSRCPF FFMSYSPROD/QS36PRC AUT(*EXCLUDE) MBR(FFMINLPGM)
- GRTOBJAUT FFMSYSPROD/FFMINLPGM *PGM TheUser *EXCLUDE
In either case, AUT(*EXCLUDE), or an authority specification that
precludes the specific user from that *FILE or *PGM object. This is
just moving the authority down to the object in the library versus just
on the library.
The results for S36E appear to be consistent across release(s).
Since the System/36 environment is /special/, in the ways it attempts to
mimic the OCL environment of the S/36, it may be considered valid. I do
not recall where procedures resided nor rules for authority to use them,
on an actual System/36.
However, to the best of my knowledge, the results should be as I
suggested. That is, it seems to me that the SYS7293 message should be
issued [best identifying the library name, program name, or the file
name QS36PRC]. The lack of that error for the SPCENV(*S36) user, with
the given scenario, could be reported as an apparent defect. In my
view, an apparent defect for the program QEXSIGN adopting authority to
access the *LIB object, when either the *PGM or *MEM is found with the
object names specified on INLPGM().
Regards, Chuck
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