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CA Top Secret Commands

Your system administrator must define the CSVDYNEX resource by establishing ownership.

This example establishes ownership for a department, DEPT123:

TSS ADD(DEPT123) IBMFAC(CSVDYNEX)

The security administrator can then grant permission to individual CA Auditor users or to profiles that allow access to the dynamic exits:

TSS PERMIT(acid) IBMFAC(CSVDYNEX.LIST) ACCESS(READ)

Although the resource IBMFAC is defined without the DEFPROT attribute in the CA Top Secret RDT, IBM restrictions require that the resource be both owned and permitted before CA Auditor can detect that authorization was given to view dynamic exits. Give this information to the security administrator at your site, with the ACIDs or criteria specifying who can use this function.