RE: [Security400] RTVUSRPRF/CRTUSRPRF problem with INLMNU*SIGNOFFandINLPGM *NONE

[qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Tom Liotta)]

Julio_Domingo wrote:

>  You
>can easily put the slash in a variable and place the change variable in a
>do loop depending on the value of  base parm.  If you substring the base
>parms for the first position and find an '*' you will know you do not need
>the library and slash.

This is, of course, true; but it ignores a fundamental fact of CL programming. 
You can easily place the slash into the variable and you can easily have the 
variable contain either '*NONE' or a qualified 'library/object' name, but the 
CRTUSRPRF command will fail when you try to actually execute it with a full 
qualified name in the variable for that parameter.

This because a parameter such as INLPGM() is designed to accept a _list_ of 
values, not a just a value. For this parameter, there is a special _single_ 
value that is allowed and that single value _must_ be "*NONE" unless a valid 
_unqualified_ object name is supplied. And even when a valid object name is 
supplied, the library component will be defaulted to *LIBL causing both list 
elements to have a value.

Tom Liotta

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