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> > I suspect that Joe was at a shop, like I was, where security was not an > afterthought, and they locked down the files properly when they put them in > production - when it's a routine, it's easy to forget. I remember being > horrified when they announced the /400 and I found out what Levels 10 and 20 > were - maybe they were necessary for marketing reasons, but they certainly > weren't improvements in my mind. QSECURITY level 20 was to support the S/36 environment.... The 36 didn't have object level security. QSECURITY level 10? Ya got me. I don't know what that was created for. jte -- John Earl - VP & CTO The Powertech Group 253-872-7788 johnearl@powertechgroup.com www.powertechgroup.com
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