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This also applies to CHGPRF as well. According to IBM, the capability was
removed at the request of users. Doesn't seem particularly useful to have
done that, to me. Reminds me of a change at my church. Hymnal and
missilette are two publications. They >were< inserted into a sleeve cover
that held them together. Cover was tossed, apparently at the request of
some parish members. This change also appears to be as useless as "fixing"
CHGUSRPRF and CHGPRF.

Maybe IBM will add it back as a parm to the two commands. Or, the plan is
to continue the move away from green screen.

John McKee


On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 6:09 AM, <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

In my earlier post I snickered about 7.1.1. However you really need to
read that link!

Note: MF55661 removes the ability of the CHGUSRPRF command to reset, or
re-enable, a user that is disabled for NetServer access. You should refer
to APAR MA42015 for additional information. This is a Hiper PTF and is
included in the current Hiper Groups and in every Cumulative PTF package
since the 2279 level. This means that all NetServer users will eventually
encounter this change. Individual users can be re-enabled by using the GO
NETS menu, using IBM i Navigator, or by writing a program that makes use
of the QZLSCHSI API. All profiles are re-enabled for iSeries NetServer use
when iSeries NetServer is restarted from the iSeries Navigator screen or
by running the STRTCPSVR *NETSVR command. All profiles are also re-enabled
for iSeries NetServer use when the iSeries family system is IPLed.


Rob Berendt
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