Re: Programmatically disable SysReq key

[barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi Bruce,

Bruce, what is the name of the API?  I spend over a half hour in the
misinformation center (yes on the Internet for currency), and couldn't find
it

What are the advantages of using this (other than burning CPU cycles, which
is good for IBM), as opposed to revoking the public authority the panel
group QGYMNSYSR.

Will it preclude access to a user with *ALLOBJ authority?

Al

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You may want to consider using the Presystem Request Program Exit
Program (documented in the Work Management category of System APIs).
This exit allows a user program(s) to get control when SysReq is used
and alter the normal handling of SysReq.

Bruce

>
>Good morning, sirs. Is it possible to programmaticaly disable SysReq key ?
>This is to avoid object locking during critical operations.
>Sincerely
>


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