Re: Library access issues

There is an attribute of a library that allows you to specify the
authority to assign to objects created in the library:the CRTAUT
parameter of the CRTLIB or CHGLIB command. You may specify the name of
an authorization list or *CHANGE, *ALL, *USE, *EXCLUDE, or *SYSVAL

Most CRTxxx commands allow you to specify AUT(*LIBCRTAUT). When
specified, the newly created object will set the public authority to the
value specified on the CRTAUT attribute of the object's library. For
many CRTxxx commands, *LIBCRTAUT is the default.

I recommend you create an authority list with the same name as the
library; set the permissions that you want in that authority list, then
change the library's CRTAUT() parameter to reference the authority list.
Also make sure that AUT(*LIBCRTAUT) is the default for any CRTxxx
command that places objects into the library.


<deebeetwo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1133203795.749351.172720@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Is there a way to grant access to a library such that any files it has
> now or may contain in the future are automatically granted to certain
> users?
>
> Background:
> We have a group of users that generate reports (as physical files) on
> an ad-hoc basis. Any user within that group needs to have access to
> that file. Furthermore, they need to be able to add to it, update it,
> or delete it completely.
>
> If I knew the file names already, we could solve this easily. But the
> file names are dynamic and change by day. So, if I could simply say
> anything in this library is free to all, so to speak, that would be
> great.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>


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