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jrn

Rajasekhar15 — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 07:55:49 +0000

i would like to delete a user profile, but it has a jrl, no other objects init, but i can’t able to delete it. how can i process it now?

USERPRF name

Rajasekhar15 — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 07:00:51 +0000

how to change user profile name? it used CHGUSRPRF cmd to change user name?but it say Current values could not be retrieved.

isthere any other way to change profile name

Use of attention program

Rajasekhar15 — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 09:00:30 +0000

what is the use of attention program parameter in userprf

Resolving group profile and user profile in iSeries folder

danmd5systemad — Wed, 18 May 2011 09:51:25 +0000

We encountered a problem during our end of day batch processing. by the way to give a short background, we have an i-series model 820 running on V5R3 OS. Going back, during our end of day batch, there was an error and the details “Not authorized to access document LMAS0513.TXT in folder LNDOWN”. The immediate remedy we applied was to use WRKFLR then do option 14(authority) on LNDOWN then enroll the group profile(i.e.COUGRP)where the ID(i.e. I851S002) running the end of day batch belongs. I.D. I851S002 was already previously enrolled with *ALL authority. When COUGRP was enrolled, this was given *ALL authority level to LNDOWN. When the error was replied with R (RETRY), the same error appears as mentioned above. Since this could not be resolved, we just returned back to the original setting of ID I851S002 which has the *ALLOBJ special authority. Our objective here is to remove the *ALLOBJ from the operator id(I851S002) and link this to a group profile(COUGRP) having the special authority *IOSYSCFG, *SPLCTL, JOBCTL, and *SAVSYS. Our system auditor wants the *ALLOBJ deactivated from all operator ids. We have also change the special authority of operator id to *NONE since it is linked to group profile(COUGRP). So, can you give me a technical advice in addressing this Authorization issue on Folder LNDOWN given that group profile COUGRP and operator id I851S002 have *ALL authority level? Thanks.

SQL equivalent of GRTOBJAUT using Authorization List

DavidGar — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 17:03:28 +0000

Using SQL script, how does one grant object authority to a table using an authorization list?

This fails because MyAutList is not a *USRPRF:

grant all on table mylib.mytable to MyAutList

This works, but is not what I need:

grant all on table mylib.mytable to Public

Is there a way a user who is the owner of is userprf enable is disabled id without logging in to the system

JohnsonMumbai — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 12:10:19 +0000

Is there a way a user who is the owner of is user profile be able to enable is disabled id without logging in to the system. Eg. say by using rcmd? using ftp.

Is there a way to FTP a command to an AS/400 to copy user

Kmsysprog — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 17:40:11 +0000

We are trying to automate and make the setting up of users easier. Is there a way to ftp a command to a as400 to copy user “a” user profile to “b”?

Changing authority to access /qntc files

RickMe — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 14:26:30 +0000

Hello.

i have written an rpg/iv program that allows users to maintain certain network pc files from a greenscreen. it uses the /qntc file system to access those pc files. the problem i ran across is: unless the i5 userid and password is identical to the network userid and password, the program is unable to see the files.

i tried compiling as usrprf(*owner) with a profile whose userid and password are the same on both i5 and network, but that didn’t seem to have any effect.

i’m looking for api/api’s to change the authority the program runs under to a userid/password that has access to those network pc files, and am extremely confused. i see “set job user identity” api’s, “set profile handle” api’s, “set user profile” api’s, “profile token” api’s…… and can’t tell by their descriptions what i should use.

i’d greatly appreciate a nudge in the right direction.

thanks!!

rick metzger

DTR Industries, Inc.

QSECOFR device access

Yorkshireman — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 11:11:26 +0000

with *AUTL’s in active use, what is determining that a particular user profile only has access to a particular WS device?

specifically, we have a SECOFR level user profile who can only access a single WS. She needs to be able to sign on with that profile from ‘any’ screen.

I seem to dimly remember that there used to be a value on the user profile which determined the sessions. values are set thus:
LMTCPB(*NO)
LMTDEVSSN(*NO)

signon is greeted with ‘not authorised to device’ so I’m suspecting that a specific authority needs to be granted to ?? something?? and it isn’t really anything to do with the USRPRF.

Wrkstn

Ssaran — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 12:37:34 +0000

when i entered into my usrprf. I want to work with a particular wrkstn, if there is anyway then please tell me.