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ACF Subcommands under the CONTROL Setting

You can process ACFSERVE privilege records after you establish the CONTROL(ACFSERVE) setting of the ACF command and specify the type code ACFSERVE through the SET CONTROL(ACFSERVE) command.

After you establish the CONTROL(ACFSERVE) setting, you can issue any of the following subcommands:

• CHANGE
• EXEC
• SET
• CMS
• HELP
• SHOW
• CP
• INSERT
• XEDIT
• DELETE
• LIST
• END
• QUIT

The END, QUIT, and HELP subcommands operate under the CONTROL(ACFSERVE) setting as described earlier in this guide. The other subcommands are described in the following text. SET and SHOW are common subcommands, but we describe them in this section because they function differently under the CONTROL(ACFSERVE) setting than under other ACF command settings.