RE: GRTOBJAUT...does anyone know

The 8,000 count was only for one of the libraries.  There are about 20
libraries with a varying number of objects in each library for a total of
over 50K objects.  I am down to about 150 objects across all libraries that
need to be adjusted now.

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Subject: RE: GRTOBJAUT...does anyone know

   For 8000 objects I would just run the grtobjaut command on all objects.

   Unless there is a requirement to know which objects need to be updated.

   This will take a minute whereas writing a program will take much longer
   relatively speaking.

   My 2 cents

   Cheers
   Don

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   Don Brown

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   We are in the process of cleaning up / tightening up security on our
   production machines.

   One of the many libraries has about 8,000 objects in it and all but about
   100 have the correct authorities. If I do a GRTOBJAUT for *ALL objects in
   the library, does anyone know if the command is smart enough to only look
   at and only adjust the objects that do not have the particular
   supplemental group or does it try to adjust all 8,000? I'm trying to
   figure out if it would be more efficient to build a CL with just the
   objects that are problems.

   And please do not suggest using authorization lists. I'm working toward
   that but trying to get a handle on why the authorities are what they are
   (and that would politely be called "a mess") has been like trying to turn
   a barge with an oar. I'm slowing getting there but is it taking forever
so
   we are taking an intermediate step first.

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