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  3. July 2003

To Restrict a command in the command line but to allow it to run in a progarm

Hello All,

Can you please tell me how to restrict a command in the command line but
allow it to run inside  a program?The progam may be called interactively or
in a batch.Basically i would like our end users not use the CHGJOB command.I
have tried doing a GRTOBJUT OBJ(CHGJOB) OBJTYPE(*CMD) USER(USERS)
AUT(*EXCLUDE).

How ever the problem is that ,the initial program that is set up to be
called for the user profiles uses CHGJOB and hence i get an error.

Kindly guide me for this problem.

Thanks and regards
Chandra Sekhar

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