Try to create a RUNQRY (or STRQRY or any other command you are interested to
limit) command in a personal library. Such a new RUNQRY would change the
priority of interactive jobs to, let's say, 40 or 50. 
Kindest regards

Domenico Finucci
Fiditalia , Milano, 02- 4301-2494


-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Brad Bird [mailto:BBird@PRIMEINC.COM]
Inviato: luned́ 11 settembre 2000 16.47
A: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Oggetto: RE: Restricted Interactive RUNQRY


> Are they getting this message when they use F5 from within a query, using
the
> option from within WRKQRY to run the query interactively, or taking a menu
option
> that explicitly does a QSYS/RUNQRY?

They had a menu option that did a RUNQRY that I changed to QSYS/RUNQRY, then
they started getting the error message. It didn't matter where I had the
RUNQRY command, even QTEMP, it still got the authority from the RUNQRY
highest in the LIBL.

> As an aside, I would highly recommend that you take a long hard serious
look at
> the CHGQRYA command before removing the ability to run interactive
queries. Doing
> this is like giving someone a gift of a Ferrari and then telling them that
you
> have disabled the gear box so they can only drive in 1st and 2nd gear.

I basically agree with you on the removing of the interactive query
abilities, but I am not the one responsible for this decision, it comes from
the director of IT. :)  I believe you should reprimand the offender(s) and
not penalize everyone.



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