QDLS - The Saga Continues, Again. Is ACS an option?

Hello all,

So I've posted before about our issues with using the QDLS folder on the IFS. Our most recent one is that we migrated to V7R3, and slowly we are getting users who have Windows mapped drives for QDLS who now cannot save a file directly to their QDLS subfolder. Our workaround, that has worked so far, is to have them save the file to their desktops and drag and drop it into their QDLS mapped folder. This works, for now. I'm well-versed, thanks to all the great folks on the list here, on all the flakiness of QDLS and that I should run far away from it. Unfortunately we are locked into using it until we go to the next release of our ERP package which may be down the road a bit. Here's my question....I'm giving ACS a trial run to see if it's something we want to push out to the company as a whole, and there is the button in the ACS session to access the IFS. I'm wondering - is it possible to lock down an ACS setup so for the typical user all they can see is their specific folder in QDLS using that "IFS" button in the emulation session and they also wouldn't be able to run SQL scripts, etc., that sort of thing? Any info is, as always, appreciated.

Bill Howie | Senior ERP Programmer/Analyst Consultant
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