These parameters are placed at the beginning of a rule set and begin with dollar signs ($) or percent symbols (%). Control statements identify parts of infostorage record keys that CA ACF2 Option for DB2 uses to locate rule sets. Infostorage record keys include the name ($KEY), type ($TYPE), and subsystem ID ($SYSID) of a resource. Control statements also specify conditions that apply to the whole rule set or to rule entries. Control statements are as follows:
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Control |
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$KEY |
Resource name. |
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$LIDOWNER |
The owner of the resource, identified by logonid. |
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$MEMBER |
Specifies the member name to be used for a decompile into a partitioned data set (PDS) if one is not provided with the decompile request. |
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$MODE |
The level of protection for the resource. |
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$NORULELNG |
Overrides the use of the rulelong compiler when RULELONG is active. |
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$OWNER |
Information Field used to indicate who is responsible for the rule. |
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$PREFIX |
Specify in a resource rule to provide additional or alternate matching criteria for the resource name being validated. |
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$ROLESET |
Designates a rule set as a role rule set that must contain role parameters in rule line entries. |
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$SYSID |
DB2 subsystem ID. |
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$UIDOWNER |
One or more owners of the resource, identified by UID. |
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$TYPE |
Type of resource. |
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$USERDATA |
User information to supply to locally defined exits. |
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%CHANGE |
One or more users who can change any part of a rule set. |
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%RCHANGE |
One or more users restricted to changing parts of a rule set. |
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