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Fields You Can Mask

You can use masking in the following types of fields. The maximum character length of each field type is shown in parentheses.

Field Type

Example

Volume serial name (6)

WORK0* or WORK‑

Program or member name (10)

*MASPZAP or ‑ZAP

Job name (8)

AP12345* or AP12‑

DDname (8)

IEFRDE* or ‑RDER

DSname (46 including quotes)

AUD.WORK0* or AUD.‑

Parm (256)

(DECK,LIST,’LINCNT=8*’) or (DECK,‑)

Unit (8)

SYSD* or ‑DA

File name (46 including quotes)

‘DOC.WORK.TEST*’ or ‘DOC.‑.‑‘

In the previous list, dsname and file name are the same. Enclose them in quotation marks unless you want your TSO user ID prefixed to the front of the file name. For example, if your user ID is USERABC, and you enter SYS1.LINKLIB, CA Auditor assumes you mean the file named USERABC.SYS1.LINKLIB.

Enter ‘SYS1.LINKLIB’ in quotation marks to ensure that you indicate the correct data set. Up to 44 characters can be specified for the data set name, plus two more for the quotes, totaling 46 characters. Program or member names in AllFusion Ca‑Panvalet can be up to ten characters. For PDSs, PDSEs, or AllFusion CA‑Librarian programs or members, the maximum is eight characters.