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Honestly I would find most shops do not secure out the usage of commands like CRTLIB. Instead they remove the command line authority and rely upon the user being restricted to programs which use that command. Here I consider the program IBM uses in iACS just such a program.

We're pretty well covered there. Both CRTLIB and MD are *PUBLIC *EXCLUDE on our system (as are all but 2 libraries). Not many directories just below root aren't locked down.

I'll open a PMR for this. If the user has access to the original IFS object and write access to the destination directory, it's the system's problem to copy the file over. I wouldn't understand why they didn't leverage QSH/QSHELL/whatever to do the copy instead of this.
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