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Generating System Administration Tables

Finding the Tables

You can access the system administrator tables through the System Table Maintenance (SYST) screen. To access the SYST screen:

  1. Sign on with the user ID cull dba and the password assigned to CULL DBA. Your system is installed with the password DBAPASS, but this is often changed for security reasons.
  2. Enter syst in the screen name field and press [Enter]. The SYST screen is shown below:

                                                    CA   SYST   CA - Automatic System Facility           *System Table Maintenance*   DC560727 SELECT A SYSTEM TABLE   Table Name:          _ PF1 - Help                       _ PF4 - Display/Change Data          _ PF2 - Define Table               _ PF5 - Select Data          _ PF3 - Load Data                  _ PF6 - Query                      _ $UNSTRUCTURED-IDB-OBJECT$                      _ $SECURITY-RUNTIME-TABLE$                      _ $OBJECT-SECURITY-NAME-TABLE$                      _ $SRT-OST-CROSS-REFERENCE$

From the SYST screen you can access table definition screens for the system tables.

Security Runtime Table

To generate the $SECURITY-RUNTIME-TABLE$ (SRT):

Object Security Table

To generate the $OBJECT-SECURITY-NAME-TABLE$ (OST):

Cross References

To generate the $SRT-OST-CROSS-REFERENCE$ (SXRF):