RE: Saving and restoring Authorization lists

      I would go the programmatic route.  This way I can incorporate into
any other save/restore functions.  You must remember I have to deal on a
grand scale.

Julio


                                                                                
                                          
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>       You can use the commands DSPAUTL, DSPAUTLDLO, and
> DSPAUTLOBJ to
> *OUTFILE and save the files.

Well, that's a start - then I can save the settings, but getting them
back looks like a manual effort - or at least a program I have to write,
no?

jte


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