Re: authority issues with a QS36F file

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That is a good question.    Especially since this application has been 
running without trouble since the late 1970s.  Recently we went from 
security level 10 to security level 30, and I suspect there is the cause 
of this new behavior.

Willie J. Moore wrote:
>  
> Why can't other users use it?  If you are getting a 'Level Check' on the file, then set level check to NO (not good ideal but a workaround).  You can also check the option on the 'rebuild'.
>
> William Moore
> California Fine Wire, Co
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> 805-489-5144
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>
> Charles,
>
> All good ideas.  The first three would require code modification, which I guess he is loath to spend any more time upgrading S/36 environment stuff. 
>  Number 4 bears some looking into and wouldn't require any code change.
>
>
> Rob Berendt
>