Do you use VM:Secure on those systems?
If so, I've previously posted a home-grown VM:Secure macro (thus, user
command) "INQUIRE", which will return most directory information
(obviously, not passwords or other security-related info) from the source
directory entry. I can post it again if anyone wants.
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
Any opinions expressed herein are mine alone and do not necessarily
represent the opinions or policies of Hewitt Associates.
The syntax for INQUIRE is:
Function:
Provides users with information about their or other's directory
entry without the need to enter VMSECURE menus.
Syntax:
>>--VMSECURE-INQUIRE--+---------+--+----------+--->
+-Account-+ +-ACIgroup-+
>--+----------+--+---------+--------------------->
+-APPCpass-+ +-AUTOlog-+
>--+-------+--+---------+--+--------+------------>
+-CLass-+ +-Console-+ +-CRYPto-+
>--+------------+--+----------+--+----------+---->
+-DATEFformat+ +-DISTcode-+ +-D8ONECMD-+
>--+-----+--+------+--+---------+--+---------+--->
+-Ipl-+ +-IUCV-+ +-LOGONBY-+ +-MACHine-+
>--+----------+--+---------+--+--------+--------->
+-NAMEsave-+ +-NOPDATA-+ +-Option-+
>--+----------+--+----------+--+--------+-------->
+-PRIOrity-+ +-PRIVclas-+ +-SCReen-+
>--+-------+--+-------+--+-----------+----------->
+-SHARE-+ +-Spool-+ +-SPOOLFile-+
>--+----------+--+---------+--+------+----------->
+-STDEvopt-+ +-STORage-+ +-User-+
>--+----------+--+---------+--+--------+--------->
+-XAUTOlog-+ +-XCONFig-+ +-XSTORE-+
>--+----------+--+---------+--+--------+--------->
+-*LL=-----+ +-*LA=----+ +-*UI=---+
>--+----------+---------------------------------->
+-LOGON----+
>---+---------------------+-><
+-(-| Options |-+---+-+
+-)-+
Options:
|--+-------------+-+----------+-+------+--------|
+-USER userid-+ +-COMPRESS-+ +-LIFO-+
+-FIFO-+
Where:
userid
Is another userid other than your own.
*LL= returns the "*LL=" (Last Logon) record
*LA= returns the "*LA=" (Last Autolog) record
<Plus the following Hewitt Associates-only
operands, although "*UI=" could be useful anywhere>
*UI= returns the "*UI=" (User Info) record
COMPRESS
requests that the Account code be returned in
compressed 8-byte format.
"Colin Allinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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02/01/2007 09:19 AM
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Subject
Re: Maximum virtual storage
Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (in part):
> But I am tempted to reply that I need to see the first case where
> there is a valid reason to know what the maximum value is if you're
> not going to use it...
In our case we have an EXEC that set up a GUEST region (OS) with a
requested store. If we just believe the requestor, and the amount they
request is too large, we loose control. So, we try to validate the request
before we action it.
On 32bit VM we used to define 2047M (more than that gave a different
message) but now, on 64 bit Z/VM, we define 9999M as we are unlikely to
have a user larger than that. However, I do agree with Greg that 16E is
probably the best option.
Colin Allinson
Amadeus Data Processing
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