We have moved some users over to 9.0 security. We are trying to create a jobdef for them on a pr530 job. When at a command line we type in jobdef and the user's name and we get the error that the user needs a security class. This is true because we removed the security class in laua because they are now on 9.0 security. How do we do jobdef for users on 9.0 security? :banghead:

I vaguely remember an out the box security class that is needed for batch jobs from the Lawson class. I'd look it up for you but I'm away from my Admin guide right now.

When you log into your portal with this user and change the url to http:yourserver/servlet/Profile
does the xml show "checkLs = yes"? If so, are all the role(s) present?

We are at check LS 'Yes' and this user can run batch jobs. We just cannot create a job definition for them. It is for PR530 job and we are trying to add the location of the csv file under the csv attributes.

We do have a batch role assigned to this user as well.

I'm not sure if you've resolved this already but just in case I found an article in the KB:
5118123

Hope this helps.

I did find that KB article on Friday and reviewed the entire piece. Still same issue. LIS is asking for me to submit an enhancement request for this and for the time being the work around is to add the security class back in LAUA, create/change the jobdef, and then remove the security class. :merc:

:banghead:

Put the user into LAUA anyway. LSF9 is not "complete" and if the user isn't in LAUA with a number of fields filled in, Lawson security simply doesn't work right.

Tell your user to add their Job Definitions in Portal (under Jobs and Reports bookmark). When the job was added, get the job informations then run the utility below from the command line to update the CSV attributes of the job:

csvdef -j <username> <jobname> <stepnbr> <CSV Filename> <productline> <programcode>

OK, we will try that. thanks.