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Jobnames Section Display

The Jobnames Section display lists the jobs the security group can access or for which definitions apply.

The Jobnames Section display has the following fields:

Cmd

Displays the area where you enter a line command to perform actions on a job name.

The following are valid values:

S

Selects a job name. The Detail Jobnames Section display is shown for the job name. AddJob adds a new job name.

D

Deletes a job name.

Jobname

Specifies the name of a job. The job name can be an exact job name, or can use special qualifiers or masking characters. AddJob is a special job name used to add a job to the list.

Specify an exact job name, or use one of the following:

=

Indicates a partial job name. Matches any number of characters at the end of a job name. Used alone, specifies all jobs. For example, XYZ= specifies jobs that start with XYZ.

*

Indicates a partial job name. Matches one character. For example, ******N2 specifies jobs that are eight characters long ending in N2. The first six characters of the job name can be any characters.

USERID

Indicates a job name that matches the user ID. This rule also applies when the security user ID field for the job matches the user ID of the user.

USERID:n

Indicates a job name that starts with a portion of the user ID. This rule also applies when the security user ID field for the job matches a portion of the user ID of the user.

n

Specifies the number of characters to compare.

USERID=

Indicates a job name that starts with the user ID. This rule also applies when the security user ID field for the job starts with the user ID or the user.

NOTIFY

Indicates the NOTIFY field on the JOB statement matches the user ID.

NOTIFY:n

Indicates the NOTIFY field on the JOB statement starts with the user ID.

n

Specifies the number of characters to compare.

NOTIFY=

Indicates the NOTIFY field on the JOB statement must start with the user ID.

Additional Information

• If a job matches the USERID rule and the security user ID for the job matches the user ID of the user, CA SYSVIEW does not validate the following:
  • Job class
  • Output class
  • Destination

  If the user tries to change the job class, output class, or destination, the new value is searched for authorization.

• If a job matches the NOTIFY rule (that is, the NOTIFY value on the JOB statement for the job matches the user ID of the user), CA SYSVIEW does not validate the job class, output class, and destination for the job.

Access

Specifies the display action for the job name.

The following are valid values:

A

The job is allowed for the group.

F

The job is forbidden for the group.