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Re: [Bulk] Refresh my memory: what is it that controls the public authority . . .

James:

See the CRTAUT parameter on the CRTLIB or CHGLIB command. This sets an attribute value for that library ... Most OS/400 "create" commands (e.g. CRTxxxPGM, etc.) have a default of AUT(*LIBCRTAUT) which means "use the value of CRTAUT for the *LIB".

HTH,

Mark S. Waterbury

> On 9/30/2014 12:11 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
Could somebody please remind me what it is that controls the public authority when new programs and files are created?

Also: is there any setting (other than the obvious case of the object's owner not existing on the target system) that can cause a change in the public authority when an object is restored from a save file?

--
JHHL


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