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General information about Action Codes
Action Codes normally consist of a one or two letter abbreviation of a process which is entered in the Action field of a Join list alongside the entry upon which the code should act. The intended process is normally executed as soon as the ENTER key has been pressed.
An exception is the Action Code X (execute a Variable Action). The X Actions will first be loaded into an internal table. The execution of the Action will only take place when the user reaches the end of the Join list, or when the user explicitly requests the execution to take place immediately by entering the command A [execute Actions]. The command A offers the advantage of not having to page through to the end of a long list in order for the Variable Actions to be executed.
Note:
A comparison of Action Codes and Variable Actions can be found on page .
Request Help about Action Codes
? Help Function (Display a List of available Action Codes).
- Hide a Join list entry. The entry is immediately removed from the display, and Variable Actions in the form ON& ... will not be activated for the entries marked with '-' . JES uses this Action Code internally to hide those entries in the list for which an RU (Remove User) Action Code is executed.
The YANK command can be used to re-display all hidden entries.
Position the Window at a specific line in the Join List
+P | + The specified line will be displayed as the first line in the display.
-P The specified line will appear as the last line in the display.
%act The user-defined process identified by the mnemonic act will be executed.
%? A list of all the mnemonic codes defined in the primary and secondary USERACT files will be displayed. Those codes defined in the secondary (central) USERACT file will be denoted with '*'. For further information, see the section: "Hierarchy of the USERACT Files".
The assignment of the mnemonics %act to the required user processes takes place via the file CFS.USERACT. A description of the structure of this file follows.
CFS.USERACT file for user-defined Action Codes
The CFS.USERACT file offers the CFS administrator and each individual CFS user the possibility of assigning user-specific process operations to an alphanumeric mnemonic code (%act). Each %-Action Code can be assigned a BS2000 DO procedure, a CFS procedure or any other command.
The CFS.USERACT file is a simple SAM file created using EDT which contains 3 different types of records:
- Commentary records can appear anywhere, and have an asterisk ('*') in column 1.
- Header records begin in column 1 with '$%JES%'. A command can be entered from column 7. The command can be executed in various ways.
- A BS2000 command can be entered in the format /cmd.
- A BS2000 DO procedure can be started as an Enter job under control of the Job Report system if it is started in the form E procedure.
- A JES command can be entered in the same format as in the JES command field, e.g. PUBSP !PVS
- A command to be executed by CFS (e.g. starting a CFS procedure) should be prefixed with 'CFS'.
Example: CFSDO procedure
Each command can be enhanced by specifying parameters as abbreviations from the Join list (see below).
The command can occupy one or more continuation lines by entering a '-' character at the end of the line to be continued. A continuation line begins with a '$' and one or more blanks, and then the continuation text of the preceding line.
Additional information regarding the Join entry marked with the Action Code can be passed to the command to be executed by entering !PVS or !USER-ID.
!PVS PVS-id of the Join entry.
!USER-ID Userid of the Join entry
A mnemonic code record (%act) follows a header record.
- Mnemonic Code records begin in column 1 with an alphabetic character. The fields have the following format (see also the example below):
Columns 1-4 variable portion act of the Action Code %act (act: alphanumeric, left-justified, first character a letter.
Columns 11-80 free text (description of the command to be executed by the Action Code %act, or blanks). The summary list of all descriptions can be displayed by entering the Action Code %?.
Assignment algorithm: %act <--> created command:
A search will first be made for the mnemonic code act in the primary USERACT file. A description of the search sequence for the primary USERACT file can be found below in the section entitled "Hierarchy of the USERACT File", points 1) to 3).
If the mnemonic code act is not found in the primary USERACT file, the search will continue in the secondary USERACT file, $userid.CFS.USERACT (see below, point 4) ).
If act begins with a number, then this will be interpreted as a Connection number, and the rest as a mnemonic code. A BS2000 DO prodecure associated with this mnemonic code will then be executed from the specified Connection:
/DO procedure
If a record with the specified description is found, the preceding header record ($...) representing the command to be executed will be sought. The abbreviations in the command of the header record, such as !TSN, !USER-ID (see above) will be replaced by the respective objects.
The Action Code %? can be used to display a list of all defined mnemonic codes and their respective commands.
Hierarchy of the USERACT files
The USERACT file to be used by CFS will be determined according to the following hierarchy:
1) Does a file command with the following link entry exist: LINK=USERACT (/FILE ...,LINK=USERACT) ?
2) If no TFT entry with the name USERACT exists, then the Job name from the LOGON command (/.name LOGON ...) will be suffixed to 'CFS.USERACT.' to form the file name.
3) If no Job name was specified in the LOGON command, or a file named CFS.USERACT.name does not exist, a search will be made for a file named CFS.USERACT under the current userid.
4) If none of the above file names exist, then CFS will finally search for a file named $userid.CFS.USERACT. $userid is the userid under which CFS is located.
AA A mask will be displayed in which the description of a new Account number for the marked userid is displayed, as well as the associated attributes (CPU time, priority etc.).
A | C Depending on the User Options specified during the Join list selection, this Action Code can be used to copy the Account number, Chipcard-ID, terminals or Batch User Access entries within the Join entry.
If no User Option was specified when selecting the Join list (creating a User-specific Join list), then the A/C Action Code has the same effect as AU/CU.
A 1 byte marker field can be created in a Mail-specific Join list, either via the JESMAIN module or via the SET MAIL-ACTION CODE=Y command. The letters C (Copy) and O (Overwrite) can be used, as in EDT, to copy a mailing address from one entry to another.
The letter C will cause the contents of that Mailing address to be copied to an internal buffer, which can then be used to overwrite an existing entry by entering O alongside it.
C Copy. Copy Mailing address to buffer.
O Over. Insert Mailing address contents from buffer into the userid. Unlike in EDT, the contents of the copy buffer will not be cleared following the overwrite action.
AU[A] | CU[A] An existing Join entry (userid + PVS) can be used to create a new entry by amending the userid and/or the PVS.
The user will be presented with the following mask:
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The Action Code CU (Copy User) can be used instead of AU.
The name of the userid to be created and the relevant PVS should be entered in the USER-ID/PVS fields. If required, the contents of the DEFCAT to MAILING fields can be entered at the same time. The ACCOUNT to CLASS fields will display the first Account number of the Join entry to be copied. These can either be left unchanged for the new Join entry, or modified as required. The Action Code AU will display only the first Account number of the marked Join entry.
AUA | CUA The optional parameter A will cause all Account numbers of the current Join entry to be copied. The Account line will not be displayed in the copy mask.
Following the successful addition of the Join entry, the Add User mask will be displayed again, together with the attributes of the newly-created Join entry. Multiple new entries can be created in this way.
Exiting the AU mask is achieved by pressing the K1 key.
The following commands are permissible from the Command field (COMMAND) of the Add User mask:
? Display Help Information.
HC [file] Activate Hardcopy mode.
NHC Deactivate Hardcopy mode.
/cmd Execute a BS2000 command.
D The next Join entry flagged with a AU/CU/D[U]/DA/MU/MA Action Code will be displayed.
DA Display Account. The Account-specific information of the Join entry will be displayed.
DU Display User. The User-specific information of the Join entry will be displayed.
DLP Display Logon Protection. The SECOS-specific Logon Protection attributes of the Join entry will be displayed (see page ).
DP Display Posix. The Posix-specific characteristics of the Join entry will be displayed (see page ).
DUPA Display User Pubset Attributes. The SM Pubset Attributes will be displayed. This command can only be specified for SM (System Managed) pubset.
M | NM Modify/No Modify. The attributes in the mask will be highlighted and can be modified. NM: The Modify mode is reset.
NPC The list of Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed (see page ).
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPOC The list of Operator Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. Operator Chipcard-IDs are used to control access to console applications.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPT The list of Terminal entries for dialog access relating to the Join entry (see page ).
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Terminal entries.
NPB The list of Batch User Access userids relating to the Join entry will be displayed (see page ).
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional userids for Batch User Access.
LF The previous Join entry to have been flagged with a AU/CU/D[U]/DA/MU/MA Action Code will be displayed.
NF Same effect as the command D (see above), namely the next Join entry flagged with a AU/CU/D[U]/DA/MU/MA Action Code will be displayed.
QD | NQD Query on illegal Defcat. The default option QD results in the user being asked if the value specified should really be accepted as the Defcat value if no such Default-Cat-ID exists.
NQD: The user will not be asked should the Default Cat-ID not exist.
/cmd Execute a BS2000 command.
HC [file] | NHC Set / reset Hardcopy Mode.
? Display Help Information.
Copy. Create new entry from an existing entry
C A new Join/Account/Logon-Protection/Terminal/ Chipcard/Batch-User-Access/ Posix entry will be created, depending on the list displayed. The characteristics of the current entry will be highlighted, and may be amended with the required information for the new entry (PVS/userid/Account number). The original entry will remain unaltered.
The Action Code C can be entered in any list.
CA The Account number and other relevant attributes belonging to the Join list entry can be modified when this Action Code is executed. If the Account number is changed, this will result in a new Account number being created for this Join entry. The Account number attributes can be amended at the same time, if required. The Join entry with this new Account number will be added to the end of the current list.
The Action Code CA is only permitted in the Account-specific Join list (User Option ACCNB).
DA The Account-specific Join entry information will be displayed in the following format:
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If the Join entry contains more than 15 Account numbers, these can only be displayed via the Account-specific Join list (User Option ACCNB).
The same commands may be entered as in the Add User mask (see page ). The following commands are particularly relevant:
D The next Join entry flagged with a AU/CU/D[U]/DA/MU/MA Action Code will be displayed.
DU Display User. The User-specific Join entry information will be displayed (see page ).
DUPA Display User Pubset Attributes. The SM pubset attributes will be displayed. This command can only be issued for SM (System Managed) pubsets.
M Modify. The Account-specific Join entry information will be highlighted and can be modified.
NM No Modify. Reset the Modify mode.
The user can return to the Join list by pressing the K1 key. No outstanding Actions will be executed.
D[U] The User-specific Join entry information will be displayed in the following format:
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Instructions for displaying any INF text for a Join entry can be found on page , INF command.
The same commands may be entered as in the Add User mask (see page ). The following commands are particularly relevant:
AA Add Account. A screen will be displayed in which the description, as well as the attributes of a new Account number for the Join entry may be entered.
D The next Join entry flagged with a AU/CU/D[U]/DA/MU/MA Action Code will be displayed.
DA Display Account. The Account-specific Join entry information will be displayed (see page ).
DU Display User. The User-specific data relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DLP Display Logon Protection. The SECOS-specific Logon Protection attributes of the Join entry will be displayed.
DP Display Posix. The Posix-specific characteristics of the Join entry will be displayed.
DUPA Display User Pubset Attributes. The SM pubset attributes will be displayed. This command can only be issued for SM (System Managed) pubsets.
M Modify. The User-specific Join entry information will be highlighted and can be modified.
NM No Modify. Reset the Modify mode.
NPC The list of Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPOC The list of Operator Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. Operator Chipcard-IDs control access to the console application.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Operator Chipcard-IDs.
NPT The list of Terminal entries for dialog access relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Terminal entries.
NPB The list of Batch User Access userids relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Batch User Access userids.
D | NF The next Join entry flagged with a AU/CU/D[U]/DA/MU/MA Action Code will be displayed.
LF The previous Join entry flagged with a AU/CU/D[U] /DA/MU/MA Action Code will be displayed.
/cmd Execute a BS2000 command.
HC [file] | NHC Set / reset Hardcopy mode.
? Display Help Information.
Pressing the K1 key will return the user to the Join list. No outstanding Actions will be executed.
Display User Pubset Attributes
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DUPA The System Managed (SM) pubset attributes relating to a userid will be displayed in a mask. For a full description of the Action Codes relating to SM pubset administration, see page .
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DP The POSIX User Attributes of the userid will be displayed in a special mask. For further Action Codes relating to POSIX User Administration, see page .
Display / Modify the Join Entry Description from INF Catalog
I Inform. Display the existing information text for that Join entry.
IM [f] Information Modify. Create/Update information text.
If no Information catalog exists, one will be created by JES with the name CFS.INF.JES .
f When creating new information text; this is a 1 to 3 character mnemonic name of an information text template. The format of the templates and the mnemonic codes used to call them are created and maintained centrally by the system administrator in the catalog CFS.INF.FORMAT .
IA [f] Information Add. Add an additional page to an existing information text entry.
f 1 to 3 character name of an information text template.
Note: If no information text exists for the Join entry, then this Action Code will be substituted by IM (Create).
II [f] Information Insert. Insert an additional page of information text. The new page will be inserted after the last page composed with the same template.
f 1 to 3 character name of an information text template.
Note: If no information text exists for the Join entry, then this Action Code will be substituted by IM (Create).
If information text corresponding to the template specified in the II Action Code does not exist in this entry, then the new page will be added to the end of the existing description (analogous to the IA: Information Add Variable Action).
IE Information Erase. Delete the stored information text for this entry.
IEQ Information Erase with Query. The individual pages of information text will be displayed, as in the Action Code I (Inform). The information displayed will be deleted by pressing the ENTER key. Deleting the displayed information can be aborted by pressing the K3 key. In both cases (ENTER/K3) the user will be presented with the next information page. Pressing the K1 key will then abort the process. The last information page to have been displayed will not be deleted.
IC Information Copy. Copy the full information text. A userid with information text will be required (pvs/user-id). The information copied from this userid can be modified before being saved (implicit IM).
LU The user will be asked: "SJM0203 DO YOU REALLY WANT TO LOCK USER ID 'xxxxx'? REPLY (Y=YES; N=NO)?". If the user replies with Y then that Join entry will be blocked for further LOGON commands (SEVER ,SET). The files belonging to the severed Join entry will not be deleted.
The RU (Remove User) Action Code will remove the Join entry and delete all files associated with it.
M Depending on the type of Join list, the entry values will be highlighted and can be freely modified.
Notes:
If a Mail-specific Join list has been selected, the M (Modify) command will cause the entire screen to be highlighted and can be modified. To enable an Action Code field in the Mail-specific Join list, the SET MAIL-ACTION CODE=Y command can be issued. For further information, see page .
In the Account-specific Join list, the TIME for the CPU-LIMIT for the Account number can be set to a particular value. If the value is entered in the format +val/-val then the current CPU-LIMIT will be increased or decreased by the specified amount.
MA The Account-specific Join entry information will be displayed in the following format and can be modified:
If the Join entry contains more than 15 Account numbers, then these can only be modified (Action Code M) via the Account-specific Join list (User Option ACCNB).
In the Account-specific Join list, the CPU-TIME value for the CPU-LIMIT for the Account number can be set to a particular value. If the value is entered in the format +val/-val then the current CPU-LIMIT will be increased or decreased by the specified amount.
The same commands which are valid for Copy User (see page ) can be entered from the command field. The following commands are particularly relevant:
D The next Join entry flagged with a AU/CU/D[U]/DA/MU/MA Action Code will be displayed.
DU Display User. The User-specific Join entry information will be displayed (see page ).
DUPA Display User Pubset Attributes. The SM pubset attribute will be displayed. this command can only be used with SM (System Managed) pubsets.
DLP Display Logon Protection. The SECOS-specific Logon Protection attributes of the Join entry will be displayed (see page ).
DP Display Posix. The Posix-specific characteristics of the Join entry will be displayed (see page ).
MU Modify User. The Modify User screen will be displayed.
NPC The Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed (see page ).
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPOC The Operator Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. Operator Chipcard-IDs are used to control access to the Console application.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Operator Chipcard-IDs.
NPT The Terminal entries for dialog access relating to the Join entry will be displayed (see page ).
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Terminal entries.
NPB The Batch User Access userids relating to the Join entry will be displayed (see page ).
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Batch User Access userids.
D | NF The next Join entry flagged with an Action Code AU/CU/D[U]/DA/ MU/MA will be displayed.
LF The previous Join entry flagged with an Action Code AU/CU/D[U] /DA/MU/MA will be displayed.
/cmd Execute a BS2000 command.
HC [file] | NHC Set / reset Hardcopy mode.
? Display Help Information.
The user can return to the Join list by pressing the K1 key. No outstanding Actions will be executed.
MP The POSIX User Attributes of the userid can be modified. For additional Action Codes for POSIX User Administration, see page .
Modify POSIX User Attributes (SDF)
MPU[A] The current values from the flagged Join entry will be trapped and a MODIFY-POSIX-USER-ATTRIBUTES BS2000 command will be issued containing these values via the SDF facility. This presents the user with all the options for modification.
MU The User-specific Join entry will be displayed in the following format and can be modified:
For information regarding the display and modification of INF text entries, see the INF command on page .
The same commands which are valid for Add User (see page ) can be entered from the command field. The following commands are particularly relevant:
D The next Join entry flagged with a AU/CU/D[U]/DA/MU/MA Action Code will be displayed.
DA Display Account. The Account-specific Join entry information will be displayed (see page ).
DUPA Display User Pubset Attributes. The SM pubset attribute will be displayed. This command can only be used with SM (System Managed) pubsets.
DLP Display Logon Protection. The SECOS-specific Logon Protection attributes of the Join entry will be displayed.
DP Display Posix. The Posix specific attributes of the Join entry will be displayed.
MA Modify Account. The Modify Account screen will be displayed.
M | NM Modify/No Modify. The attributes in the mask will be highlighted and can be modified. NM: The Modify mode is reset.
NPC The Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPOC The Operator Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. Operator Chipcard-IDs are used to control access to the Console application. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Operator Chipcard-IDs.
NPT The Terminal entries for dialog access relating to the Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Terminal entries.
NPB The Batch User Access userids relating to the Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Batch User Access userids.
D | NF The next Join entry flagged with an Action Code AU/CU/D[U]/DA/ MU/MA will be displayed.
LF The previous Join entry flagged with an Action Code AU/CU/D[U]/DA/ MU/MA will be displayed.
QD | NQD Query on illegal Defcat. The default option QD results in the user being asked if the value specified should really be accepted as the Defcat value if no such Default-Cat-ID exists.
NQD: The user will not be asked should the Default Cat-ID not exist.
/cmd Execute a BS2000 command.
HC [file] | NHC Set / reset Hardcopy mode.
? Display Help Information.
K1 Pressing K1 will return the user to the Join list. No outstanding Actions will be executed.
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MUPA The System Managed (SM) pubset attributes relating to a userid will be displayed and can be amended directly if required. For a full description of the Action Codes relating to SM pubset administration, see page .
Display all Account Numbers for a Join Entry
NPACC All Account numbers for the specified Join entry will be displayed (Account-specific Join list). The command RL (Restore List) will display the previous list.
NPJC A list of the Job classes on the Home pubset associated with the flagged userid will be displayed.
The Action Codes SJC (Show-Job-Class), MJC (Modify-Job-Class), ADD and REM can be used to administer the entries in this list. For further information, see page .
Display Files associated with a Join Entry
NP | NPJ The files/Job variables associated with the Join entry, i.e. those on the PVS and userid will be selected and displayed. The Action Code NP will select all files from the public area as well as from private volumes.
The JES command will return the user to the Join list.
Display Private Volume Files associated with a Join Entry
NPPRV Those files/Job variables resident on private volumes associated with the Join entry, i.e. those on the PVS and userid will be selected and displayed. The JES command will return the user to the Join list.
Display Public Files associated with a Join Entry
NPPUB Those files/Job variables resident on public volumes associated with the Join entry, i.e. those on the PVS and userid will be selected and displayed. The JES command will return the user to the Join list.
RA This Action Code may only be entered from an Account-specific Join list, and results in the Account number being deleted from the Join entry.
RU The user will be asked: "SJM0204 DO YOU REALLY WANT TO REMOVE USER ID 'xxxxx' ON PVS-ID 'x'? REPLY (Y=YES; N=NO)?". If the user replies with Y then the Join entry together with the associated files will be deleted (SEVER ,REMOVE).
The Action Code LU (Lock User) will lock the Join entry for further LOGON commands. The files associated with the Join entry will not be deleted.
SLP The BS2000 command SHOW-LOGON-PROTECTION will be issued for the flagged Join entry. This command will display the current protection attributes for the Join entry. For information on other Action Codes relating to Logon Protection, see page .
SP[UA] The BS2000 command SHOW-POSIX-USER-ATTRIBUTES will be issued for the flagged Join entry. This command will display the current POSIX attributes for the Join entry. For information on other Action Codes relating to POSIX User Administration, see page .
SU[A] The BS2000 command SHOW-USER-ATTRIBUTES will be issued for the flagged Join entry.
SUG The BS2000 command SHOW-USER-GROUP will be issued for the flagged Join entry. This command will display the characteristics of each User Group to which the Join entry belongs.
SUPA A SHOW-USER-PUBSET-ATTRIBUTES command will be issued for the flagged Join entry. The command will display the SM (System Managed) pubset characteristics relating to the userid. For a full description of the Action Codes relating to SM pubset administration, see page .
U Update. The information in the list relating to the Join entries flagged with the Action Code U will be updated.
UU The Join entry locked with a SEVER ,SET / LOCK-USER command, or with an LU Action Code will be released.
Mark Entries for a Variable Action
X The entry marked with X will be processed later with a Variable Action defined in the form ONX ... . If the Variable Action is defined in the form ON& ... , then the Action Code X is not necessary, since the Variable Action will be applied to all entries in the Join list automatically.
Add/Copy Chipcard-ID, Terminal, Batch-User-Access Entries
A | C These Action Codes cause selected Logon Protection characteristics to be copied within a Chipcard, Terminal or Batch-User-Access list (User Option CHIPCARD, TERMINAL, BAT-U-ACC).
A new Chipcard-ID, Terminal or Batch-User-Access entry can be created for a userid by marking any relevant entry with an A/C Action Code, and then overwriting the existing contents with the new values.
DLP The Logon Protection attributes of the userid will be displayed in a mask with the following format:
The same commands which are valid for Add User (see page ) can be entered from the command field. The following commands are particularly relevant:
D The next Logon Protection entry flagged with a D/DLP/MLP Action Code will be displayed.
M Modify. The Logon Protection attributes will be highlighted and can be modified.
NM No Modify. Reset the Modify mode.
DA Display Account. The Account-specific information relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DU Display User. The User-specific information relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DP Display Posix. The Posix-specific attributes relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
NPC The Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPOC The Operator Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. Operator Chipcard-IDs are used to control access to the Console application. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Operator Chipcard-IDs.
NPT The list of Terminal entries for dialog access relating to the Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Terminal entries.
NPB The Batch User Access userids relating to the Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Batch User Access userids.
/cmd Execute a BS2000 command.
HC [file] | NHC Set / reset Hardcopy mode.
? Display Help Information.
Pressing K1 will return the user to the Join list. No outstanding Actions will be executed.
MLP The Logon Protection attributes for the userid will be displayed and may be modified. A screen with the following format will be displayed:
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Modify Chipcard-ID, Terminal, Batch-User-Access Entry
M The Logon Protection attributes will be highlighted and can be modified.
MTS The BS2000 command MODIFY-TERMINAL-SET (under control of SDF dialog) will be issued for the flagged Terminal Set entry. This Action Code is only permitted in the Terminal Set-specific Join list (User Option TSET).
Display Chipcard, Terminal, Batch-User-Access List for a Userid
NPC The list of Chipcard-IDs belonging to the marked Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to add additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPOC The list of Operator Chipcard-IDs belonging to the marked Join entry will be displayed. Operator Chipcard-IDs are used to control access to the console application.
The Action Code C can be used to add additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPT The list of terminal entries for dialog access relating to the marked Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to add additional terminals.
NPB The list of Batch-User-Access userids relating to the marked Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to add additional Batch-User-Access userids.
Note:
The RL (Restore List) command can be used to restore the last list to have been displayed.
ADD Je nach angezeigter Liste wird ein neues Objekt zu der User-ID hinzugefügt: Abrechnungsnummer, Chipcard-ID, Terminal/Batch-User-Access, Jobklasse.
Falls in der Jobklassen Liste über den Action-Code ADD einer Benutzerkennunng eine neue Jobklasse hinzugefügt wird, so erfolgt dies gleichzeitig im laufenden System und in der SJMSFILE, entsprechend der JMU-Einstellung //SET-MODIFICATION-MODE *ALL
SLP A SHOW-LOGON-PROTECTION will be issued for the marked Join entry. This command will display the respective protection attributes for the Join entry.
Remove Chipcard-ID, Terminal-, Batch-User-Access, Job class Entry
REM This Action Code is only permitted in the Chipcard, Terminal, Batch-User-Access or Job class lists (User Option CHIPCARD, TERMINAL, BAT-U-ACC, JOBCL).
The entry marked in the list (Chipcard-ID, Terminal/Batch-User-Access, Job class) will be deleted for the relevant userid.
If the REM Action Code is used to remove a Job class for a userid, this will become effective immediately on the running system as well as in the SJMSFILE, i.e. a JMU setting //SET-MODIFICATION-MODE *ALL
Modify-Job-Class (only in Job class lists)
MJC This Action Code is only permitted in the Job class lists (User Option JOBCL).
The SDF dialog of the JMU command Modify-Job-Class will be displayed. This command will enable the attributes of the marked Job class to be modified.
Show-Job-Class (only in Job class lists)
SJC This Action Code is only permitted from the Job class list (User Option JOBCL).
A Show-Job-Class JMU command will be issued to display the attributes of the Job class entry marked in the list.
SAC The BS2000 command SHOW-ACCESS-CONDITIONS will be issued if a GUARD name exists for the entry in the Join list. This command will display the access conditions defined in the GUARD.
SLH A BS2000 command SHOW-LOGON-PROTECTION INF=*LOGON-HISTORY will be issued for the flagged Join entry. This command will display the stored information of the last 10 access attempts to the userid represented by this Join entry. For additional Action Codes relating to Logon Protection, see page .
STS A BS2000 command SHOW-TERMINAL-SET will be issued for the flagged Join entry. This Action Code is only permitted in the Terminal Set-specific Join list (User Option TSET).
DP The POSIX User Attributes of the userid will be displayed in a screen with the following format:
The same commands which are valid for Add User (see page ) can be entered from the command field. The following commands are particularly relevant:
D The next POSIX User Attribute entry flagged with a D/DP/MP Action Code will be displayed.
M Modify. The POSIX User Attributes will be highlighted, and can be modified.
NM No Modify. Reset the Modify mode.
Pressing K1 will return the user to the Join list. No outstanding Actions will be executed.
SP[UA] A SHOW-POSIX-USER-ATTRIBUTES BS2000 command will be issued for the flagged Join entry. This command will display the relevant POSIX attributes for that Join entry.
MP The POSIX User Attributes of the userid can be modified from the Modify Posix mask, which has the following format:
The same commands which are valid for Add User (see page ) can be entered from the command field. The following commands are particularly relevant:
D The next POSIX User Attribute entry flagged with a D/DP/MP Action Code will be displayed.
DA Display Account. The Account-specific information relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DU Display User. The User-specific information relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DLP Display Logon Protection. The SECOS-specific Logon Protection attributes relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
M | NM Modify/No Modify. The attributes in the mask will be highlighted and can be modified. NM: The Modify mode is reset.
NPC The Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPOC The Operator Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. Operator Chipcard-IDs are used to control access to the Console application. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Operator Chipcard-IDs.
NPT The list of Terminal entries for dialog access relating to the Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Terminal entries.
NPB The list of Batch User Access userids relating to the Join entry will be displayed. The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Batch User Access userids.
Pressing K1 will return the user to the Join list. No outstanding Actions will be executed.
Modify POSIX User Attributes (SDF)
MPU[A] The current values from the flagged Join entry will be trapped and a MODIFY-POSIX-USER-ATTRIBUTES BS2000 command will be issued containing these values via the SDF facility. This presents the user with all the options for modification.
Display User Pubset Attributes
DUPA The System Managed (SM) pubset attributes relating to the userid will be displayed in a screen with the following format:
With a mouseclick you get a describtion of the screen item.
The same commands used for Add User (see page ) can be entered from the Command field. The following commands are particularly relevant:
AA Add Account. A screen will be displayed in which the description and characteristics of a new Account number can be entered.
DA Display Account. The Account-specific information relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DU Display User. The User-specific information relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DLP Display Logon Protection. The SECOS-specific Logon Protection attributes of the Join entry will be displayed.
DP Display Posix. The Posix-specific characteristics of the Join entry will be displayed.
M | NM Modify/No Modify. The attributes in the mask will be highlighted and can be modified. NM: The Modify mode is reset.
NPC The Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPOC The Operator Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. Operator Chipcard-IDs are used to control access to the Console application.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Operator Chipcard-IDs.
NPT The list of Terminal entries for dialog access relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Terminal entries.
NPB The Batch User Access userids relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Batch User Access userids.
D | NF The next Join entry flagged with an Action Code AU/CU/D[U]/DA/ MU/MA will be displayed.
LF The previous Join entry flagged with an Action Code AU/CU/D[U] /DA/MU/MA will be displayed.
/cmd Execute a BS2000 command.
HC [file] | NHC Set / reset Hardcopy mode.
? Display Help Information.
Pressing K1 will return the user to the Join list. No outstanding Actions will be executed.
MUPA The System Managed (SM) pubset attributes relating to the userid will be displayed in a screen with the following format, and can be amended if required:
With a mouseclick you get a describtion of the screen item.
The same commands used for Add User (see page ) can be entered from the Command field. The following commands are particularly relevant:
AA Add Account. A screen will be displayed in which the description and characteristics of a new Account number can be entered.
DA Display Account. The Account-specific information relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DU Display User. The User-specific information relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DLP Display Logon Protection. The SECOS-specific Logon Protection attributes relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DP Display Posix. The Posix-specific attributes relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
DUPA Display User Pubset Attributes. The SM pubset attributes will be displayed. This command can only be issued for SM (System Managed) pubsets.
M | NM Modify/No Modify. The attributes in the mask will be highlighted and can be modified. NM: The Modify mode is reset.
NPC The Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Chipcard-IDs.
NPOC The Operator Chipcard-IDs relating to the Join entry will be displayed. Operator Chipcard-IDs are used to control access to the Console application.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Operator Chipcard-IDs.
NPT The list of Terminal entries for dialog access relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Terminal entries.
NPB The Batch User Access userids relating to the Join entry will be displayed.
The Action Code C can be used to insert additional Batch User Access userids.
D | NF The next Join entry flagged with an Action Code AU/CU/D[U]/DA/ MU/MA will be displayed.
LF The previous Join entry flagged with an Action Code AU/CU/D[U]/DA/ MU/MA will be displayed.
/cmd Execute a BS2000 command.
HC [file] | NHC Set / reset Hardcopy mode.
? Display Help Information.
Pressing K1 will return the user to the Join list. No outstanding Actions will be executed.
SUPA A SHOW-USER-PUBSET-ATTRIBUTES command for the flagged Join entry will be issued. This command displays the userid-specific characteristics of a SM (System Managed) pubsets.