To see this screen, press PF11 after viewing the Change Local Information screen. Use this screen to change existing privileges for the logonid defined on the Change User Identification screen.
M9PA‑1330 Change User Privileges (1.3.3) CA ACF2 for VM COMMAND ===> __________________________________________________________ TIME 11:29 Logonid : ________ Name ==> ____________________ Cancel/Suspend: By Userid : On Date : Privileges: (Enter "y" or "1" to select) ACCOUNT ==> _ AUDIT ==> _ AUTOALL ==> _ AUTONOPW ==> _ AUTOONLY ==> _ CANCEL ==> _ CICS ==> _ CONSULT ==> _ DIALBYP ==> _ DUMPAUTH ==> _ GRPLOGON ==> _ LEADER ==> _ LOGSHIFT ==> _ MUSASS ==> _ NO‑STORE ==> _ NON‑CNCL ==> _ PSWD‑EXP ==> _ READALL ==> _ RULEVLD ==> _ SECURITY ==> _ SRF ==> _ SUSPEND ==> _ TDISKVLD ==> _ TRACE ==> _ VLDVMACT ==> _ VM ==> _ VMD4AUTH ==> _ VMD4RSET ==> _ VMD4TARG ==> _ VMXA ==> _ VSESRF ==> _ PF1=Help 2=Print 3=Quit 4=Return 5=Execute 6=Format PF7= 8= 9=Director 10=Previous 11=Next 12=Retrieve
Following is a brief explanation for the fields on this screen.
Specifies the logonid of the user.
Specifies the name of the user. (You can change this information.)
Displays the logonid of the user that set the CANCEL, SUSPEND, or MONITOR field for this user (eight characters).
Displays the date the CANCEL or SUSPEND field that was set for this user (mm/dd/yy, dd/mm/yy, or yy/mm/dd, depending on the OPTS VMO record).
Fields you can change are indicated with an arrow (==>) after the privilege name. You are not authorized to change the fields where the privilege name ends with a colon (:).
To define privileges for a user, enter Y or 1 for those privileges you are adding for this user. To remove a privilege, enter N or 0 after the privilege name. You cannot grant privileges that you are not authorized to grant. If the user needs privileges that you do not have authorization to grant, contact your security administrator. If you are the security administrator, contact your systems programmer for further instructions.
For information about these privileges, see “About the Logonid Record."
When you have completed all the screens necessary to change the user's privileges, press your designated EXECUTE PF key to change these privileges in the user's logonid record. CA ACF2 for VM displays the following message in line three of the screen when you have changed the user's logonid privileges:
ACFpgm704I LOGONID lid CHANGED
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