> So if you connect a user to GROUP1B, they will have access to resources
> permitted to GROUP1B, GROUP1, and SYS1.
On second thought, no, that's not right. You still have to be CONNECTed
to
the permitted group. Duh.
Permissions are not processed hierarchically. The hierarchy comes into p
l
On Friday, 08/06/2010 at 10:22 EDT, "McKown, John"
wrote:
> RACF, at least on z/OS, does not allow a GROUP to be a member of a
group.. A
> RACF group can only contain RACF userids. Eg:
>
> AG GROUP1
> AG GROUP2
> ADDUSER USER1
>
> You can do a CONNECT of USER1 to GROUP1 and GROUP2. But
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It really depends on where you are going with all this...
Taking your question literally:
'PIPE FILE GUESTS LIST A | DROP FIRST | > GUESTS LIST A'
If your 'process' is within the PIPE then the answer will involve things
like secondary streams, etc. The above simply removes the first line of a
Please somebody can orient to me???
I have the next list in my file "guests list A"
CMDACNTL
CMDAUTO1
CMDCAL03
I want to take one x one the elements from the list and after it process,
I
want to erase it of the list
for example
Take CMDACNTL process this element
and my new list (guest
On: Fri, Aug 06, 2010 at 03:52:08PM -0700,Schuh, Richard Wrote:
} Thanks, Dale. The last time I needed it6, there was no DFSMS.
Before DFSMS there was (and may still be) a book detailing disk and tape
labels, also "in excruciating detail".
--
Rich Greenberg Sarasota, FL, USA richgr atsign pani
Thanks, Dale. The last time I needed it6, there was no DFSMS.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf Of Dale R. Smith
> Sent: Friday, August 06, 2010 3:21 PM
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> Subje
On Fri, 6 Aug 2010 14:56:13 -0700, Schuh, Richard wrote
:
>Where do I find the format specifications of standard labels for tape?
(No suggestions of office supply stores, please. After all, it is Friday.
)
>
>
>Regards,
>Richard Schuh
>
>
It's documented in excruciating detail in "DFSMS: Using
On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 5:50 PM, Les Koehler wrote:
>Do I recall correctly that in order to use an unprotected field in a reserved
>line, the macro has to issue a READ ALL so that Xedit will honor the control
>characters?
>I've been playing with trying to do something like that with THE on my pc
Where do I find the format specifications of standard labels for tape? (No
suggestions of office supply stores, please. After all, it is Friday.)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
Do I recall correctly that in order to use an unprotected field in a reserved
line, the macro has to issue a READ ALL so that Xedit will honor the control
characters?
I've been playing with trying to do something like that with THE on my pc and
just wanted to refresh my memory about that trick
Michael---All the POSIXGROUP statements that you listed are there as you
listed them. The USER id's that you listed are there, but some of them
have POSIXINFO statements with a different UID number.
USER DAEMON has UID 1 rather than UID 2
USER ADM had UID 4 rather than UID 3
I don't remember
>From what you're describing - you would have 2 RACF groups (ITEMP and
ITMGR)..those groups are given access to the resources they need. If
ITMGR needs access to things that ITEMP have access too -- then just add
them to the ITMGR group.While you can have superior and subgroups, to my
k
RACF, at least on z/OS, does not allow a GROUP to be a member of a group.. A
RACF group can only contain RACF userids. Eg:
AG GROUP1
AG GROUP2
ADDUSER USER1
You can do a CONNECT of USER1 to GROUP1 and GROUP2. But you cannot do a CONNECT
of GROUP2 to GROUP1.
John McKown
Systems Engineer IV
IT
>From a colleague on the vse-l mailing list.
Billy
--- Forwarded message follows ---
I only just this week discovered that the VSE BSM does not
support group within group security. Meaning, if you have two
security groups of users -- say, IT managers and IT employees -- and
you try
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