Deleting a User

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Deleting a User

You see this screen if you selected option 4, Delete a User, from the User Identification (1) screen. You can also select 1.4 from the Primary Option Menu and go directly to this screen. Use this screen to delete a user's logonid from the system. You must have the necessary authority to delete a logonid.

M9PA‑1400        Delete a User (1.4)                      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    SHM99COMMON
==> _ TLCLSL    LARRY LONG            SHM99TLCLSL
==> _ TLCAMS    ANN SMITH             SHM99TLCAMS
==> _ TLCGLB    GEORGE L. BAKER       SHM99TLCGLB
==> _ ________  ____________________  ________________________
 
 
 
 
 
 
PF1=Help       2=Print       3=Quit       4=Return      5=        6=Format
PF7=Backward   8=Foward      9=Director   10=           11=       12=Retrieve

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

Logonid: Specifies the logonid to delete.
UID: Specifies the UID of the user to delete.
If: Enter search criteria for a list of users to delete. For information about valid fields, see “About the Logonid Record.”

If you use masking or the If statements, CA ACF2 for VM displays a list of users that match the specified mask or search criteria. Enter an S (for SELECT) before the logonid of the user you want to delete. Press Enter and you see another screen that requires confirmation before CA ACF2 for VM deletes the logonid.

Confirming a User Deletion

To see this screen, press Enter after you have completed the Delete a User screen. This screen asks you to be sure that you really want to delete the specified logonid from the Logonid database. After you delete it, it is gone from the database.

M9PA‑1410     Delete User Verification (1.4.1)           CA ACF2 for VM 
COMMAND ===> ___________________________________________________________
                                                             TIME 17:12
 Identification:
  Logonid         : __________________
  Name            : ___________________  Phone : _____________
  Expiration Date : ________
 
 Password Information:
  Expired:      : __      Violations          : ____
  Minimum days  : ____     Maximum days       : ____
  Date/Time Set : ____________ Violation Date : 00/00/00
 
Delete Users Access Rule   ===> Y
 
Y to delete associated Resource Rules   N to bypass Deletion
  AUTOLOG  ALG ==> Y  DIAL  DIA ==> Y  GRPLOGON  GRP ==> Y
  IUCV     IUC ==> Y  VMCF  VMC ==> Y
 
 

PF1=Help       2=Print     3=Quit        4=Return      5=Execute    6=
PF7=           8=          9=Director    10=Previous   11=Next      12=Retrieve

To delete a logonid, carefully check the information displayed. If it is correct, press your designated EXECUTE PF key to delete the logonid.

Identification Fields

Logonid: Specifies the logonid to be deleted.
Name: Specifies the name of the user whose logonid to be deleted.
Phone: Specifies the user's telephone number.
Expiration Date: Specifies the date this logonid expires. This date is in the format your site defined in the OPTS VMO record (mm/dd/yy, dd/mm/yy, or yy/mm/dd).

Password Information Fields

Expired: Indicates if the password has expired.
Violations: Indicates the number of password violations this logonid has to date.
Minimum days: Indicates the number of days (up to 255) that must elapse before this user can change his password.
Maximum days: Indicates the number of days (up to 255) that must elapse before this user must change his password.
Date‑time set: Indicates the date and time this password was last changed.
Violation date: Indicates the date the last password violation occurred.

CA ACF2 for VM displays the following message in line three of the screen when you have deleted the logonid and its associated rules:

ACFpgm714I LOGONID lid DELETED

Delete Users Access Rule Field

This field is where you indicate whether to delete any access rules associated with the specific logonid you are deleting. Specify a Y or 1 in this field to delete this user's access rules with his logonid. Specify an N or 0 to retain any existing access rules. You can enter only one character in this field. Valid values are 1, Y, y, 0, N, or n. The default is Y (for Yes). If no rules exist, this field defaults to No, and you cannot modify the field.

Y to Delete Associated Resource Rules N to Bypass Deletion

This field is where you indicate whether to delete any resource rules associated with the specific logonid you are deleting. As with access rules, specify a Y or 1 in this field to delete this user's resource rules with his logonid. Specify an N or 0 to retain any existing resource rules. You can enter only one character in this field. Valid values are 1, Y, y, 0, N, or n. The default is Y (for Yes). If no rules exist, this field defaults to No, and you cannot modify the field.