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On our system, I'm not sure about the authority setting on the production 
source file, but I can not open code for update. If I try to open a source 
member WDSC tell me I cannot update this member would I like to browse. So 
file authority will work.



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I don't know of anything in WDSc that would provide this "protection," 
but wouldn't setting the authority on the source PF to *Public/UserId = 
Read do the trick?  Haven't tried it, but security should prevail.


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DLee@xxxxxxxx wrote:

Morning all;

I'm looking for a way to specify that any programs I bring up with lpex 
will be in brouse mode only if displayed from a specified library.

I don't want to someday shoot myself in the foot by modifying a program 
from the production source library.

Any suggestions?

Darrell Lee
Information Technology




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