I've looked around and cannot find relief elsewhere.

We successfully created a share in QNTC to access a remote Windows server folder, similar to the following:
/QNTC/10.11.12.14/ABC

We used a user-ID that was authorized to the remote server and folder to create and connect,

We successfully used CPYTOSTMF to copy the fie to that remote folder (yes the file from my previous thread).

We need to be able to set up to CPYFRMSTMF now back to a library.

But we need to create this share every day with a job to be included in the Startup. We tried SBMJOB with USER(USERID) to run the program that creates the /QNTC subdirectory that accesses the Windows share. Nonetheless, the program backfires with this message:

Not authorized to object. Object is /QNTC/10.11.12.14/ABC. (I used MKDIR to "create" the link in QNTC.

I tried Google, www.midrange.com archives, and poked around in the IBM references, and I can't find anywhere that explains this thing with enough specifics for what we're doing.

Alan




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