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How Can You Restrict Privileged Users?

You can limit the power that logonid privilege fields provide users through scoping. In CA ACF2 Option for DB2, the INF parameter of a scope record defines the DB2 records and CA ACF2 Option for DB2 rule sets that a privileged user (that is, a logonid with SECURITY or AUDIT) can access. Without this scope record, the user would have access to all records and rule sets. The SCPLIST field in a user’s logonid record associates the scope record to the user.

You cannot scope a user who has the NON‑CNCL privilege.