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Rajesh S
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Hai,
How to protect the mainframe userid? |
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expat
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What do you mean by protect it .....
Stop others using your id, or to stop others from browsing your libraries. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
What do you want to protect it from? |
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Rajesh S
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I mean to stop other users using my ids....
Then how to stop other users using my libraries...... |
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ParagChouguley
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Hi,
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I mean to stop other users using my ids....
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You can do this by protecting your password. :-)
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| Then how to stop other users using my libraries...... |
If you do not give RACF access to the user id, then that user id will not be able to access your libraries. Again, there are diff types of access with which you can give partial or full access to other userids. they are READ, WRITE, ALLOC, EXEC.
--Parag |
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Rajesh S
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| How can we use RACF access to the userid? Any notes about RACF? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
If you talk with your security admin people they can do what you want or tell you how (if your organization permits). |
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expat
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| And if you care to do a search, I have recently answered a similar question. |
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