Internal Security Table

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Internal Security Table

Security Code	Description of the Functions
02	Allows the user to sign on to CA Dispatch
05	Allows entry of JES commands in the Report Selection and Status Screen (VRDM1400)
06	Permits access to the subtask control commands including S, E, and ST
51	Allows dialog entry Without this code, no panels (screens) can be viewed.
52	Allows updating of CA Dispatch maintenance data. This code also allows records to be deleted and permits database updates.
53	Allows updating of CA Dispatch status information For example, it permits changing information on the Feedback Update Screen (VRDMU500).
54	Allows updating of CA Dispatch operational information For example, from queue screens, to blank out time/pages in order to manually release bundles.
55	Permits deletion of report data from archive and from online viewing
56	Permits routing of report data from archive or online viewing and allows reprinting of data from archive or online viewing
58	Allows updating of CA Dispatch sysgen maintenance data
253	For CA IDMS high security, primarily DCMT commands
254	For DCUF Commands

For example, if a user is to have the authority to update report distribution information, the user must be assigned the security codes 2, 51, and 52. If they are also allowed to change related Sysgen information, they will also need to be assigned code 58. If they are only allowed to update report status information, they must be assigned security codes 2, 51, and 53.

Note: To modify a user's security codes, first delete the user; modify the security codes, then re-add the user with the new security codes.

After making the necessary modifications to the above members, tailor CADSJCL member DSEXUSR1 (CA IDMS batch sysgen). Once complete, submit the DSEXUSR1 job and review the output to ensure that it executed properly (a return code of 04 or less is valid).

Any time there are changes to the CA IDMS environment (such as new users or new passwords), this job and associated data can be re-executed. Be sure to retain it for future use.

Note: If you want to utilize security codes for your own purposes in the security exit, use a number between 150 and 240.