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  3. October 2006

Re: .dspf file, password protected field.

Just one identifiable user? Then just make a data are with that user's name, and if the data area doesn't match the program data structure, kick him off. Lots easier to implement, and no change in your program, just a change in the front end CL. 



Mike Troxclaire wrote:

Frank,
Thanks for the input. In our shop lots of users have access to that menu option and we want only one user to have the authority to enter the 'Ending Mileage'. That is the reason why we want the field to be password protected. I think I will go with the suggestion of having a password field by the side of the 'Ending Mileage' field. When the user submits the data I just have to do a check on the password supplied in my RPG program, right? Seems easy enough, any gotcha's? I appreciate your suggestion. 

Mike.

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