Re: Not a CGI program -- WEB400

Subject: Re: Not a CGI program
From: CRPence <crpbottle@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2016 12:36:29 -0500
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On 29-Jul-2016 12:05 -0500, Justin Taylor wrote:

On 28-Jul-2016 12:03 -0500, Justin Taylor wrote:

On 28-Jul-2016 09:58 -0500, Justin Taylor wrote:

[…] I compiled the source and copied the object to production,
and it worked fine. He compiled/copied and it failed again.
I compiled and he copied, and it worked. <<SNIP>>

[…] The owner for the compiled object is the user profile who
created it. […]

[…] My user also has *SAVSYS. <ed: additionally, beyond his user>

A conspicuous difference in the described scenarios, is the object-owner. What are the effects of a fourth scenario, starting and ending much like the second scenario, whereby?:

• He compiles
• A *ALLOBJ user requests the following to change object owner[ship] to NEWOWN(I) from the CUROWN(HE); i.e.:
CHGOBJOWN MYLIB/mypgm *PGM NEWOWN(I) /* I=Justin's usrprf */
• He copies

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