You can use the DB2 for z/OS Permission Editor to add and define permissions at the database level in a DB2 physical model.
To define DB2 permissions
The DB2 for z/OS Permission Editor opens.
Note: Click New on the toolbar to create a permission. Use the Enter filter text text box to filter a large list of permissions to locate the one you want to work with.
Specifies the name of the permission.
Specifies that the user who has this permission can grant it to another user.
Specifies the type of permission you want to associate with the new permission. Select from the drop-down list; valid values are: All Bufferpool Permissions, All Schema Permissions, and System Permissions.
Note: You cannot include different types of permission in a permission.
Specifies the permissions you want to grant. Select a check box to select the corresponding permission.
Use the Select All (icon), Select None (icon), or Toggle Selection (icon) check boxes to select all the listed permissions, clear all selected permissions, and toggle permissions respectively.
Specifies whether or not the permission is granted to the user. Select the check box to grant the permission.
Specifies whether or not the permission is granted to the database role. Select the check box to grant the permission.
Use the User Editor (icon) and the Database Role Editor (icon) to select grant or revoke permissions.
The DB2 for z/OS Permission Editor closes.
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