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The help text with the message says that the person making the change
needs Object management (*OBJMGT) and use (*USE) authority to the
profile. Belonging to the *SecAdm class does not have anything to do
with this.
If you do a DSPOBJAUT on the profile, it will tell you who has authority
in each category. In my case, only the user and QSECOFR have such
authority. (I'm pretty sure that *ALLOBJ authority would allow him/her
to make the change - but not something I would recommend.)
You might check the archives for work arounds or ways to set this up. I
know the question has come up here more than once.
* Jerry C. Adams
*IBM System i Programmer/Analyst
B&W Wholesale Distributors, Inc.* *
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Barry Kwong wrote:
One of my user need to reset other user's password. His user class is set at *secadm. He is part of a group and the Limit Capabilities is set to no. When he tries to reset other user profile, he recieves the message 'Not authorized to change user profile.'. Any help is appreciated.
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