Thanks again John. I added an OMVS segment to the group my userid is
associated with and a GID(1) to the segment, and I now have access to FTP
from the ISPF option 6 command line.
-Dave Day
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John,
Thanks. I tried it using logonid IBMUSER and it took me
straight in. I
just have to figure out now how to set my normal userid with
the proper
attributes.
--Dave Day
It is not your RACF id. It is your RACF "default group" which needs an
OMVS segment added to it.
--
John McKown
Senior Systems Programmer
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