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Adding Systems

Changes to an existing user's SYSTEM authorization online require duplicating the user to the next version, modifying the user definition, and then marking the new version to PROD status. You can make the same changes in batch using DDUPDATE 1003 transactions to relate and unrelate systems to users. The following DDUPDATE transactions let you add an additional system to an existing user in batch.

+UPD PERSON,person1(PROD,,ovrd)
1003 RELT,SYSTEM,long-system-nme(PROD),PER-SYS-ACCESS
1003 DATA,$IDx
+END

$ID is a constant and x is the authorization. The 1003 DATA statement is the intersection data (INTER-DATA) for this RELATIONSHIP occurrence and must contain the following information:

• Positions 1 through 3 contain the $ID (constant)
• Position 4 contains a one-byte value with the following bit-settings for the authorization level in the related system:

  0x80 = Control

  0x40 = Update

  0x20 = Read

  0x10 = Run-Prod

  0x08 = Not Used

  0x04 = Not Used

  0x02 = Update-Report

  0x01 = Update-Panel