Reason:
An SQL table/view name that was defined in the program's resource table to take on the default authorization ID for the user (for example, QUAL=N) was explicitly qualified in an embedded SQL statement. For this particular statement, the authorization ID qualification is included in the generated SQL and this occurrence the dataview does not take on the default authorization ID.
Action:
If the SQL table/view name should take on the default authorization ID of the executing user, remove the explicit qualification.
If this particular occurrence SQL table/view name should access only the specified authid.dvw, there is no action necessary.
Note: This is useful for populating user tables from production tables.
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