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Returns a value indicating a user's access to resources within a specified resource group.
&RSCCHECK resource-group resource [ resource .... resource ]
&RSCCHECK is a built-in function and must be used to the right of an assignment statement.
The resource validation facility provides a means of controlling access to installation-defined resource groups from an NCL procedure.
If the specified resource is found within the user's scope, a value of YES is returned in the variable specified to the left of the assignment statement.
Multiple resources within a single resource group may be tested in a single statement. When multiple resources are tested, the user must be authorized for all the resources specified. If the user is not authorized for one or more of the resources, a NO value is returned.
Operands:
The name for the resource group containing the resources for testing. The resource-group is a mandatory operand (resource groups are defined in the Resource List member specified in the user's UAMS record).
The name for the resource to be tested. This is qualified by a network name for network resources, or by a resource qualifier if this is present in the resource group member definition control statement.
If the resource name can contain a period (.), and no qualifier is needed, then use a leading period in the value to indicate that there is no qualifier.
Examples: &RSCCHECK
&AUTH = &RSCCHECK $NMMSG NETA.NODE1
&IF &AUTH = NO &THEN +
&ENDAFTER &WRITE DATA=NOT AUTHORIZED
&AUTH = &RSCCHECK USERGRP resourcea resourceb resourcec
Notes:
The maximum length for a resource is an optional 8-character qualifier, followed by a period (.), followed by a 64-character resource name.
If no RESOURCE LIST member is specified in the user ID record, then &RSCCHECK returns YES.
&RSCCHECK $NMMSG resource replaces &NFPMCHK resource.
&RSCCHECK $NMCMD resource replaces &NFPVCHK resource.
&RSCCHECK $NMCMDD resource replaces &NFPDCHK resource.
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