Using the Full-Screen Feature › How to Use the Primary Option Menu

How to Use the Primary Option Menu

To begin using the full‑screen feature, enter the following from CMS:

ACFFS

The CA ACF2 for VM Primary Option Menu appears. It shows you the options you can use with the CA ACF2 for VM for VM full‑screen feature. Enter the number of the function you want to perform on the option line to begin processing.

M9PA‑0000     CA ACF2 for VM Primary Option Menu         CA ACF2 for VM 
OPTION ===> ___________________________________________________________
                                                             TIME 17:11
      0 Change options or PF keys
 
      1 User Identification
 
      2 Data Access Control
 
      3 Resource Control
 
      4 Source, Shift, Scope, and Zone Maintenance (not available)
 
      5 System Options - Control VMO records (and SHOW commands)
 
      6 Audit Reports
 
PF1=Help     2=Print     3=Quit         4=Return     5=        6=
PF7=         8=          9=Director     10=          11=       12=Retrieve

OPTION ===>

Enter one of the following digits for the type of function you want to perform:

0 Change options or PF keys

Displays the current values of the PF key settings and lets you change them.

1 User Identification

Select this option if you want to process logonids (define a new user, change an existing logonid, and so on).

2 Data Access Control

Select this option to process access rules.

3 Resource Control

Select this option to process resource rule sets.

4 Source, Shift, Scope, and Zone Maintenance

Not available at this time; for future use.

5 System Options - Control VMO records (and SHOW commands)

Select this option to porcess Control VMO records. Under this setting you can add, display, change, and delete VMO records.

Also provided under this option is the ability to display the output of any of the SHOW commands, including SHOW ALL, in a scrollable window that includes the ability to locate text within the show output.

6 Audit Reports

Select this option to run CA ACF2 for VM reports.

When you select an option from this menu, CA ACF2 for VM displays the panel you use to maintain logonids or rules. We describe these panels later in this guide.

For more information about using report screens see the Reports and Utilities Guide.