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Internal Security Considerations for CA Dispatch

If you use internal security in your environment, there are two Internal Security Codes that are required for a USERID that accesses the CA Dispatch database cooperatively:

• Internal Security Code 2: Allows the user to sign on to CA Dispatch
• Internal Security Code 51: Allows the user entry into the Online Viewing Dialogs

To allow access, all user IDs must be defined in the database dictionary file (DICTDB). Internal security changes or the addition of new users are compiled into the database dictionary file by executing the appropriate User Generation: DSEXUSR1 for Release 11.7 or DSB0USR1 for r11.0.

Note: For more information about USER statement, see User Statement in the CA Dispatch System Programmer Guide.

Important! If you use a customized version of CA Dispatch Security Exit RDFGEX06, it may be incompatible with the security calls that are processed through CA DRAS. Use External Security when setting up CA Dispatch Cooperative Viewing.