Before VM got LOGONBY, IBM had internally a RACF modification that
allowed a Logon By, for ages.  Obviously, CP was not aware of the
LOGONBY, (so no Q BYUSER for example).  CP was even fooled: on the
password prompt one'd enter
  byuser/byuserpswd/byuserpswd
that is, for CP it looked like a password change.
I think that around VM/ESA 1.0 both CP and RACF 1.9 got official Logon
By support, that is thus at the same time as seen by external VM
users.

2008/9/23 Stephen Frazier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> LOGONBY has been a part of CP since before VM/ESA 2.3 (1998). It is not
> mentioned in the Quick Reference for VM/SP 6 (1988) so it was added between
> 1988 and 1998. It has been around a long time. Maybe even longer that RACF.
> (I don't know when it was introduced on VM.)
>
> David Boyes wrote:
>>
>> It's controllable by RACF, but is part of CP (finally).
>>
>> Is LOGONBY a RACF thing or z/VM???
>>
>>
>
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