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Understanding the ACFRPTRX Report

The ACFRPTRX report shows the resources that specific users can access. For each user’s logonid or UID that matches the search criteria, ACFRPTRX provides all rule entries of a rule set that match that user. ACFRPTRX also identifies whether the logonid or UID is an owner or has the authority to change (%CHANGE or %RCHANGE) any CA ACF2 Option for DB2 rule set. Specifically, this report tells you:

• The logonid, UID, and name of the user who matches the specified search criteria
• Whether the user is canceled or suspended
• The resource name of the CA ACF2 Option for DB2 rule set
• The type of resource
• The DB2 subsystem that the CA ACF2 Option for DB2 rule set applies to
• The date and time the rule set was stored
• The logonid of the user who stored the rule set
• The rule entries that match the specified logonid or UID‑mask search criteria
• The owner or owners of the resource as specified by $LIDOWNER or $UIDOWNER
• The users who can change the rule set
• The users who can change only the rule entries.