Thanks for the many replies. I think we will try Stan's option number
two. Also been looking at the Vesoft manual and I see opportunities
within the securcon.data.vesoft file.
 
 
Al Nizzardini
 
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Al writes:
> I am trying to limit users from streaming jobs from account A that have
a
> job card that logs into account B. The only way that I have been able
to
> prevent this is if the user or account in the job card is passworded.
Any
 
Two approaches:
 
   1) *prevent* the STREAM (i.e., no job is ever started)
 
   2) detect the STREAM from within the new job, and terminate the job.
 
#1 requires intercepting the CI's attempt at executing the STREAM
command,
which can be done by write a procedure exit (AIE:PE) that intercepts
at a variety of spots, including: exec_cmd, get_logon_cmd, slo_get_comnd,
stop_user, and telluserlogon.
 
#2 can be done with a logon UDC for account B that checks the
HPSTREAMEDBY variable.  (Example: HPSTREAMEDBY = Q,STAN.A (#S109))
If ".A " is in the variable, then do a "BYE" command.
 
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