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In the “Usage” section of “SQL statements > SET OPTION statement,” the third paragraph currently reads: “Specifying either a user ID or the PUBLIC user ID determines whether the option is set for an individual user, a user group represented by userid, or the PUBLIC user ID (the user group to which all users are a member). If no user group is specified, the option change is applied to the currently logged-on user ID that issued the SET OPTION statement.”
The paragraph should read: “Specifying either a user ID or the PUBLIC user ID determines whether the option is set for an individual user, a user group represented by userid, or the PUBLIC user ID (the user group to which all users are a member). If the option applies to group user ID, option settings are not inherited by members of the group—the change is applied only to the group user ID. If no user group is specified, the option change is applied to the currently logged-on user ID that issued the SET OPTION statement.”
