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Justin: I thought the same thing to be true, but on my system QTMHHTTP always seems to be the user ID executing the programs. That should not be an issue. The way our security is set up, no users have authority to any physical files. They have authority to programs and the programs in turn have authority to the files. In this case, the user QTMHHTTP has the authority to the program, its running and accessing other files, until it needs the system objects QSQRXLTR and QSQRLEX. For some reason the system is saying hey you have the program authority, but you can't run the SQL that's in the program. >This is kind of odd. I was under the impression that QTMHHTTP profile was >used to access web pages on the IFS and QTMHHTTP1 was the profile used to >execute the CGI programs. Does QTMHHTTP1 have authority to SLS? >Justin Houchin >Programmer and Web Developer >www.reliatek.com >justin@reliatek.com
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