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  3. June 2014

Re: QSYSOPR Security issue for Backups.

Paul & Rob,

clrtmp is a QShell command. You should not run QShell tools with the CALL command or a *CMD object. These tools are meant to run inside QShell, and could potentially need the services of the shell to work properly.

So while calling it from the CL environment may wotk today, it has the potential to break at any time when you update the software. And there may be things that 'seem' to work, but don't really work under the covers.

So, please consider running this from QShell as it is meant to run.

QSH CMD('clrtmp')


On 6/18/2014 12:04 PM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
If you want a command, it's really quite simple.
EDTF FILE(ROUTINES/QCMDSRC) MBR(DUMMY)
..+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+.
************Beginning of data**************
CMD PROMPT('Dummy source no parm commands')
************End of Data********************

CRTCMD CMD(QGPL/CLRTMP) PGM(QSHELL/CLRTMP)
SRCFILE(ROUTINES/QCMDSRC) SRCMBR(DUMMY)


Rob Berendt



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