RE: Developer ID (was: If you wanted to Hack . . .)

["Jeff Crosby" <jlcrosby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> In that case you should have a developer ID and an administrator ID.
> Possibly a 'power user' ID as well for app access.  The 
> developer & power user IDs should not have admin privs.  The 
> admin ID should only be used when necessary.  The accounts 
> should have different passwords. 
> 
> With the admin ID being sparingly used, the odds of an 'oops' 
> are greatly reduced.

I don't do it that way.  When developing, I always copy things into a *TEST
library and do a STRDBG.

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