None of the developers have *ALLOBJ or *SPLCTL, so that isn't an issue.

Dean Eshleman,
Software Development Architect
Mennonite Mutual Aid, Inc.
Phone: (574) 533-9511 x528

On Wed, 21 Apr 2010 15:52:28 -0500, in midrange.midrange-l you wrote:

Dean -

If any of the developers have *ALLOBJ or *SPLCTL special authorities,
then you won't be able to secure them from it without removing those
special
authorities.

- sjl


Dean wrote:

I'm trying to secure a production output queue to keep developers from
putting spool files in it and I'm struggling with how to do that. Here
are the current settings on the output queue:

Display any file *NO
Operator controlled *YES
Authority to check *OWNER

Object authority on the queue is as follows:

*PUBLIC *USE
*GROUP MYGROUP *ALL
QSPL *CHANGE
QSYSOPR *ALL

I have read the help regarding these parameters and I'm not sure what
to
change. I'm thinking that I change Authority to check to *DTAAUT and
then
add object authority for the various developer groups and set them to
*USE. I would probably need to change *PUBLIC to *CHANGE so that they
can
add spool files to the queue. Is this the correct approach?




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