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Securing Load Modules

About Load Modules

When you secure load modules, you control who can execute load modules that reside in the DDLDCLOD area of the dictionary.

Until you secure load modules, any user can execute a load module.

How to Secure Load Modules

To secure load modules internally, include an entry in the SRTT:

#SECRTT    TYPE=ENTRY,                                        X
           RESTYPE=SLOD,                                      X
           SECBY=INTERNAL

To secure load modules externally, include an entry in the SRTT:

#SECRTT    TYPE=ENTRY,                                        X
           RESTYPE=SLOD,                                      X
           SECBY=EXTERNAL,                                    X
           Additional parameters required

Note: For more information, see the following sections:

• #SECRTT, in the chapter "Syntax for Assembler Macros"
• CREATE RESOURCE, in the chapter "Syntax for Securing System Resources"
• Category Security Processing, in the chapter "Securing System Resources"