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Dear:
I know use the following TSO COMMAND can give the authority to some user id, but for some security reason, I have to remove the datasets' access authority from some use id, would you please tell me the TSO COMMAND to reallize this remove function?(except PERMIT 'your-userid.**' ID(userid-to-authorize) ACCESS(NONE))
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PERMIT 'your-userid.**' ID(userid-to-authorize) ACCESS(READ)
or access(update)
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Bill Woodger
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A link Peter Holland previously provided and which you could have found by searching the forums or with google.
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liying
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| Bill Woodger wrote: |
A link Peter Holland previously provided and which you could have found by searching the forums or with google.
Click here |
Thank you so much! |
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enrico-sorichetti
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security issues are very sensitive,
any suggestion given is most likely wrong.
nobody knows Your organization standards and practices,
so giving suggestions on such issues is likely to get You into trouble.
like in this case, the approach taken will in 99% of organization lead to lawful termination
granting access permission is a strict prerogative of the security support group
what if, if the dataset You make accessible contains sensitive information and the grantee does not have the appropriate level ???
meditate before asking on a forum, and before using the replies You get
a command is just a low level technicality, everybody seems to forget about good practices
security issues are likely to appear pretty soon in the list of topics not eligible for discussion
You are warned... ( the TS i mean )  |
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| enrico-sorichetti wrote: |
security issues are very sensitive,
any suggestion given is most likely wrong.
nobody knows Your organization standards and practices,
so giving suggestions on such issues is likely to get You into trouble.
like in this case, the approach taken will in 99% of organization lead to lawful termination
granting access permission is a strict prerogative of the security support group
what if, if the dataset You make accessible contains sensitive information and the grantee does not have the appropriate level ???
meditate before asking on a forum, and before using the replies You get
a command is just a low level technicality, everybody seems to forget about good practices
security issues are likely to appear pretty soon in the list of topics not eligible for discussion
You are warned... ( the TS i mean ) |
Thank you so much for your warning.And I do realizing that security is a serious problem, and I do have make sure that what I want to do is obey the security rules in my circumstance. And I will also deal with this kind of security problems carefully in the future, thank you for your kindly remindness again. |
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