I used this at a client site where they wanted to use 1 login name, but track individuals via a secondary login run via a BASIC program.

If it is brought up as a bug to IBM, it could have negative implications at sites like that.

Bob Gerrish  -  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

At 12:34 PM 9/10/2004, you wrote:
this may be common knowledge , but I stumbled across this yesterday at a
client's site and was very surprised / alarmed.
if you rely on system variables, @LOGNAME , @WHO in particular, for any kind
of security / access control , you may be interested to know that these
'static'/'read only' variables can very easily be modified to contain any
values you like - including other user ids and account names.
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