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UARTJ
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 Lock an OUTQ
Linux administration, OUTQ, OUTQ management, OUTQ security, Unix administration
How can you allocate an OUTQ for a user than deallocate.

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AS/400
ASKED: December 14, 2010  3:58 PM
UPDATED: December 15, 2010  4:29 PM
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An object type of *OUTQ cannot be allocated.
Can you give us more information as to what you are trying to accomplish?
Then we can suggest a solution.
Some possibilities would be:
Changing authority on the *OUTQ
Having it in a library where you could allocate the *LIB.

CharlieBrowne
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And be aware that you cannot restrict a user who has *SPLCTL special authority from accessing any spooled files on the *OUTQ no matter how you authorize the *OUTQ.

Special authorities are intended to override any normal authorities. That’s what makes them “special”.

Tom

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