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Le 14/07/2020 à 21:03, Sue Romano a écrit :
Perhaps you are looking for this?
https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/1116519

Wow, it would have done my day, several years ago!

Thanks for that. I keep it my mind for the next needs.

Marc


Apparently the answer is yes, I do need to use the SET OPTION
DYNUSRPRF=*OWNER.
So far in my testing I've found that
ctl-opt usrprf(*owner);
is interchangeable with
exec sql set option usrprf=*owner;
I can use one or the other.

What gets to be the issue is if there is any dynamic SQL such as EXECUTE
or PREPARE like this:
exec sql prepare STMT1 from :SQLSTMT;
exec sql execute STMT1;
Then I need the
Exec sql set option dynusrprf=*owner;
also.

Now I'm trying to find out if there's a way to do this after the fact
without modifying source or a complete recompile. For example, if I didn't
use either
ctl-opt usrprf(*owner);
or
exec sql set option usrprf=*owner;
I can simply run CHGPGM PGM(...) USRPRF(*OWNER)

Is there something similar to fix DYNUSRPRF?
PRTSQLINF OBJ(ROB/SECTEST) will tell me the value of this option, but is
there some way to change it without recompiling and/or source change? Like
CHGSQLINF?

Sue Romano
Db2 for IBM i Development\

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