Thanks Rob
Ive had a cursory look, and it does look promising
Just need time to delve into it, to a deeper level

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I think I would study RCAC or Row and Column Access Control. I believe it came out in 7.2 https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_ibm_i_72/rzahf/rzahfrcactitle.htm

Now, before this, one would give access to the PF only through the object, like *OBJOPR. No data authority. Then they would use LF's to access it and they would only use a subset of the data.

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Hi everyone
We are on V7r3
My question is:-
Is there a way to secure a field in a file so that no one can update/change it?
I realize that there needs to be a way to actually update/change the value- but that will need to require a password (or something), so that it CAN be updated/changed

I tried a google search, but nothing of any relevance was displayed

As always - all responses gratefully accepted

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