CA TLMS provides three security options at this intercept point; INQACC= (which is the global online security option previously explained), SECINQ= and PROMPT=. These options only control the full screen online processor, TLTPISPF. The TLTPISPF security table, TLMSUTAB, remains in use, but performs a different function if online security has been activated.
Tells CA TLMS that a data set security check is to be performed when attempting to display detailed data set information. This means a requesting user must at least have "read" access to a data set before its information can be viewed. If this option is set to NO, inquiries will be allowed without checking the user's ability to access the requested data set.
The information passed to the TLMSXSEC user exit and the system security component are:
CLASS=DATASET ENTITY=data.set.name VOLSER=volser ACCESS=READ (SHR) AS IF OPENED FOR INPUT
If set to NO, tells CA TLMS to bypass the security logon panel when logging on to TLTPISPF and obtain the logon user ID from the operating system. This option is always forced to NO when security is activated for online. If security is inactive for online processing, PROMPT= can be set to YES or NO. If set to YES, TLTPISPF will display the security logon panel (SC01), where the user must enter both user ID and password.
In either case, if online security is deactivated, the TLTPISPF user ID and password table, TLMSUTAB, must contain the logon user ID and the level of access, inquiry or update. If PROMPT=YES is specified, TLMSUTAB must also contain the user's password.
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