Can we guard against one user assuming ownership of another users program?
Yes. Access to the N2O utilities is controlled through the N2O security system. Users who do not have access to this utility cannot transfer their ownership of a program. In addition, the transfer utility, which is used to transfer ownership of a program, calls an N2O user-exit to enforce any site specific rules that further restrict users who can transfer ownership of programs to other users.
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