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Bryan, > > John one way to check and see if it is really QUSER, Change the password > for QUSER. If QUSER is hardcoded into a DSN or some such thing this would > surley break it. You should then be able to narrow down what is happening. > > Hmmm... combined with the QSYRUPWD and the QSYSUPWD API's to set things back (I cheated, I read ahead in the thread :), this might work.... Thanks, jte -- John Earl johnearl@powertechgroup.com The Powertech Group www.powertechgroup.com Kent, Washington, USA +1 253-872-7788
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