Secure a DC1 application

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When you secure an application all menu options, e.g., Enter financial transactions, within the application are secured. Note: Applications to secure can be found in the Application table. Only active applications can be secured.

You secure an application on company level via Work with authority groups.

  1. Select the Work with authority groups menu item.
  2. On the initial panel, highlight the *APCDMNU authority group and click Change.
  3. On the detail panel, complete the following fields:
  4. Active group
    Set to YES to activate the group for authority control.
    Default value
    The default value is the value the system returns. Refer to step 4 of the flowchart in About setting up and working with authority control. Valid entries are:
    Code Description
    0 No authority check will be done if a user accesses an object within the group.
    1 An authority check will be done if any user accesses an object from the group. Default value 1 means that everybody has access to the object.
    2 An authority check will be done if any user accesses an object from the group. Default value 2 means that nobody has access to the object.
    3 This default value is used when you are using this table to perform an authority check on AS/400 – iSeries objects. The authority group must be equal to the AS/400 – iSeries object type and as authority routine you must have AS400.

    Click OK to update.

  5. You return to the initial panel. Highlight the *APCDMNU authority group and click Routines.
  6. You access Work with authority groups, Routines. Click Add.
  7. On the detail panel, complete the Routine field. The routine is an identifier between the Object control program and the function that will be secured. Click OK twice and then Back.
  8. You return to the initial panel. Highlight the *APCDMNU authority group and click Objects.
  9. You access Work with authority groups, Objects. Click Add.
  10. On the detail panel, complete the following fields:
  11. Object name
    Enter the name of the object, e.g., FIN.
    Description
    Default value
    Enter the default value that will apply to the object. Refer to the table in step 3 above for information on default values.

    Click OK and then Back.

  12. You return to the initial Work with authority groups, Objects panel. Highlight the object and click Details.
  13. You access Work with authority groups, Object details. Click Add to create authority details.
  14. On the detail panel, complete the following fields:
  15. Object
    Enter the object, e.g., FIN.
    Routine
    Enter the routine, e.g., ASGR995.
    User
    Enter the user for which you want to assign or reject authority.
    Authority
    Indicate whether the user will have access to the object.

    Click OK to update.

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