Re: EDTOBJAUT from a CL program

[Dennis <iseries@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Are you thinking of RVKOBJAUT?
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Dennis
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BBaase@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I am trying to clean up the authorities on some objects on our system. 
> We 
> recently decided to give programmers *USE authority to production
> objects 
> after years of letting them have *ALLOBJ.  I am trying to write a CL
> (or 
> even from a command line) do what I can easily do from the EDTOBJAUT 
> screen and that is completely remove a user profile from the list of
> user 
> profiles that have authority.  It looks like this:
>                          Object 
> User        Group       Authority 
> *PUBLIC                 *USE 
> AMAPICS                 *ALL 
> BBAASE                  *ALL 
> GRPISPGMR               *USE 
>
> With edtobjaut, I can field exit through BBAASE and *ALL and that line
> is 
> gone.  Great!
> How do I do that with a command?   I have tried RVKOBJAUT and it
> changes 
> the authority to  USERDEF and leaves the profile there.
> Well I don't want it there.  Any help would be much appreciated. 
> Thanks,
>
>
> Barbara Baase
> IBMi System i  Administrator
> Duro-Last Roofing, Inc.
> 525 Morley Drive
> Saginaw, MI  48601
> Phone: 989-753-6486 x2610
> Fax:  989-753-4472
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