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As far
as I can tell, the DSPOBJAUT command will only show you the authority to objects
in the QSYS.LIB file system. I need to check the users authority to
objects in the Root file system. Also, instead of returning a list of
users who are authorized to the file, I would like just to be told if the user,
that I provide to the command or API, is authorized (Yes or No). That way
I don't have to sort through a list of authorized users and I don't have to
worry if the user is authorized through a group name instead of a user
name.
Thanks.
DSPOBJAUT will show
you what authority a user has to most anything. You can
also specify an
OUTFILE to keep the data in if you want to check it and
perform a routine
based on their authority.
Bill
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