Review the T-AF audit [journal] entry to verify the error matches the 
who and to what is not authorized.  If truly the request was performed 
under KEVINR and failed for the named object\type, then it would appear 
there may be a defect... unless some private authorities were omitted in 
the given, or that either the program was running adopting authority for 
another user profile or switched.  My test of the simple command-line 
scenario shows the user can access the *JRN [with DSPJRN & WRKJRNA], but 
in my case the user was then not authorized to the journal receiver.
Regards, Chuck
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