Maintaining Logonids with the Full-Screen Feature › Displaying User Information

Displaying User Information

You see this screen if you selected option 2, Display User Information from the User Identification (1) screen. You can also use the fast path method to bypass intermediate screens. Fast path is a shortcut that lets you select options from the Primary Option Menu screen and proceed directly to the screen you choose. In this example, you can select 1.2 from the Primary Option Menu and go directly to the Display User Information screen. Use this screen to display logonid information of other users. The selection criteria for this search is the logonid or the UID.

 M9PA‑1200     Display User Information (1.2)            CA ACF2 for VM 
 COMMAND ===> _________________________________________________________
                                                             TIME 17:12
  Identification:
   Logonid    ==> _______    UID ==> _______________________
   If ==> __________________________________________________________
 
 Enter 'S' to select a full display:                           Page
    
       LOGONID   NAME                   UID
 ==> _ COMMON    COMMON SOURCE DISK     TLC99COMMON
 ==> _ TLCAMS    ANN SMITH              TLC99TLCAMS
 ==> _ TLCTCJ    THOMAS JOHNSON         TLC99TLCTCJ
 ==> _ TLCGLB    GEORGE L. BAKER        TLC99TLCGLB
 ==> _ ________  ____________________   ________________________
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PF1=Help       2=Print       3=Quit       4=Return      5=        6=Format
PF7=Backward   8=Format      9=Director   10=           11=       12=Retrieve

Following is a brief explanation of the fields on this screen.

Logonid

Specifies the logonid of the user.

UID

Specifies the user identification string of the user you want information about.

Enter the logonid or UID of the user you want information about. You can mask fields on this screen. If you do use masking on this screen, CA ACF2 for VM shows you a list of logonids that match the specified mask. To search for specific privileges, specify a value in the If field. If you use the If field, CA ACF2 for VM displays a list of only those logonids that match the If criteria. To see more information about any of these logonids, enter an S before the logonid. CA ACF2 for VM shows you detailed information about each logonid on another screen.