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<h2>HFS Use--Requirements</h2>
<p>Before you can use an HFS API to work with a particular file system, these
conditions must be met:</p>
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<li>You must have *USE authority to the API. This gives you the authority to
call the API from your programs.<br>
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<li>You must have authority to use the file system. Authority to the file
system is controlled by the file system's job startup program, described in <a
href="xstjbssn.htm">Start Job Session Exit Program</a>. If you have authority
to use the file system's Start Job exit program, you have authority to the file
system as a whole.
<p>Authority to use files and directories within a file system is controlled by
the file system itself.<br>
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<li>The HFS API you want to use must be available for use with the file system.
Some file systems might not support all the HFS APIs described in these
articles.</li>
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