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Greg Moeller
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6/28/2022 4:23 PM

    I'm trying to transfer jobs between users on the same environment.  There's way too many steps and intracate details to manually set them up...  so...

    jobdump -d -o Job -v UserName GHSNT\JoSchmo -v JobName AM220MTHLY| tee d:\tmp\jobdump.AM220MTHLY.dmp

    jobload -m UserName GHSNT\JoSchmo GHSNT\JoeCool d:\tmp\jobdump.AM220MTHLY.dmp
    Should return:
    Validation mode.
    Job UserName=GHSNT\JoeCool JobName=AM220MTHLY

    Then after that, I need to add a -c to the command to actually write to the database

    jobload -c -m UserName GHSNT\JoSchmo GHSNT\JoeCool d:\tmp\jobdump.AM220MTHLY.dmp
    Updated Job UserName=GHSNT\JoeCool JobName=AM220MTHLY

    But now user JoeCool cannot run the job... I can see it listed just fine in InforOS in the JobList but it has disappeard

    from JoeCool's list to execute.  Is there something that I'm missing?

    John Henley
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    6/29/2022 5:16 PM
      Hi Greg, your steps look correct. Only thing might be an IOS cache refresh? Did you try pulling up the job under his username in jobdef in LID <gasp!> ?
      Thanks for using the LawsonGuru.com forums!
      John
      Greg Moeller
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      6/29/2022 5:57 PM

        You may <gasp!> but LID is actually my preferred job configuration utility.
        I've tried looking them up in LID - successfully.
        Even in InforOS - success.  Perhaps I just need to log on and see what he's seeing?

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        Greg Moeller
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        7/6/2022 4:59 PM
          OK, I've logged on and seen what the user can see... He cannot see the jobs that were set up for him under his profile. Question: Is there a different table to which the Multi-Step jobs belong to? He can only see (so far) the single step jobs that he's defined for himself.
          Greg Moeller
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          7/25/2022 9:57 PM
            In case anyone else can benefit from this solution:
            Turns out if you create a multi-step job and don't give security access to 1 step, it removes the entire job from your list of jobs. Granting security to all steps fixed the ability to see by the user.
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