The NCL verb &SECCALL allows you to access the entire contents, privilege levels, and attributes of any nominated user ID defined to UAMS. The &SECCALL GET statement retrieves a nominated user ID and presents the requested user ID information to an NCL procedure.
You can access all the information about a specified user ID or you can specify the structured fields that identify particular fields within the user ID. The following syntax is used to obtain this information:
&SECCALL GET USERID=userid FIELDS=(nnnn,...,nnnn)
Each field that is retrieved from the user ID is given a default name generated as follows:
&SECnnnn
where &SEC is the default prefix, and nnnn is a 4-digit number corresponding to one of the structured field keys used to identify fields within the user ID.
Example:
The structured field key used to identify the user ID name is 0010. When this field is retrieved, it has a name of &SEC0010.
Note: Only those user ID privileges relevant to the configuration of the system in which the &SECCALL GET statement is executed can be retrieved. The &SECCALL GET statement operates in the same manner if a full security exit is implemented that supports the relevant calls generated by these statements.