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Creating ACFSERVE Privilege Records

The INSERT subcommand, under the CONTROL(ACFSERVE) setting, creates an ACFSERVE privilege record to define required ACFSERVE command privileges. The syntax for the INSERT subcommand is:

       { *                          }
INsert { recordname                 }
       { USING(oldrecord newrecord) }
 
       [ SYSid(sysid)               ]
       [ USYSID(sysid)              ]
       [ field1,...,fieldn          ]
       [ ADD|REP|DEL                ]

Issue the INSERT subcommand with the SYSID, record ID, and fields defined in the record:

ACF
SET CONTROL(ACFSERVE)
INSERT RESET SYSID(CPU1) AUTH(SECURITY) SCOPED LOG

This sample subcommand inserts the ACFSERVE RESET record. When CA ACF2 for VM is running under the SYSID CPU1, users must have the SECURITY privilege in their logonid records to issue this command. CA ACF2 for VM logs the command in an SMF record. If you do not specify the SYSID parameter, any options are defined for the currently active SYSID.

The variable recordname specifies the name of the ACFSERVE privilege record you want to insert. You cannot mask this field. See ACFSERVE Privilege Record Names for a list of acceptable record names.

See Creating VMO Records for descriptions of the other parameters of the INSERT subcommand.