Add or Modify a Session for a User

From the TPX User Maintenance panel, select option 2, TPX Application Session Options, as follows:

TPX User Maintenance Panelid - TEN0118 Select Option ===> 2 Userid - TPXADMIN Terminal - D08L074 Userid: USR1 < NEW > Date: - 11/07/03 Time - 15:02:08 1 TPX User Options 2 TPX Session Options 3 STX User Options 4 STX Session Options 5 Maintain List of Profiles 6 Maintain Administrator Capabilities 7 Maintain TPX VIEW Capabilities

The TPX Userid Maintenance Table Entry List, which lists all the sessions associated with this user is displayed, as shown in step 2.

Do one of the following:

To add a session, type S sessionID on the command line, where sessionID is the name of the session you want to add or modify. Then press Enter.
Note: When specifying a new user ID, do not use the hyphen character (-) within the user ID. It is not a valid character.

To modify an existing session, either type S sessionID as described previously, or use the Tab key to move the cursor to the entry you want, type S, and press Enter.

TPX Userid Maintenance Table Entry List Panelid - TEN0122 Command ===> S TSO2 Userid - TPXADMIN Termid - D08L074 Userid: USR1 Profile System Date - 01/24/03 Defaults Defaults Time - 10:02:55 Command key: Jump key: NONE Menu key: _______ PF12/24 Print key: _____ NONE Applid Profile Sesskey Profile Menu Profile Session Override Applid Override Sesskey Order Order TPXMAIL PF __ PF __ 02 TSO PF __ PF __ 03 ******************************* BOTTOM OF DATA ******************************

The first TPX Userid Maintenance Detail Panel is displayed, as shown in step 3.

Modify the fields as desired.

There are four columns for each option: (from right to left) system defaults, application defaults, profile defaults and user values. Type a value in the left column only if you want to override the system and application default. If you want CA TPX to ignore the values in the system and application columns, use the space bar to erase the underscores in the user column. You can use the Tab key to move the cursor from field to field.

Accessing Online Help for Field Definitions—To access help for a field on a panel, move the cursor to the field and press PF1.

TPX Userid Maintenance Detail Panel Panelid - TEN0124 Command ===> Userid - TPXADMIN Termid - TPXPUN01 Userid: USR1 Session: STX Date - 03/30/03 Time - 08:52:32 Profile Application System Defaults Defaults Defaults Applid: -------- STX ACCESS=PASS: - - MULTIPLE Timeout min.: ------ ------ ------ 999999 Modent name: -------- -------- -------- Sesskey: PF -- --- Start at signon: - - Startup ACL: -------- -------- ACL Userid: -------- -------- ACL Password: -------- -------- Term ACL: -------- -------- ACB Mask: -------- -------- KeepACB: - - Invisible: - - OV/MVS ACI: - PF1=Help PF3=End PF4=Return PF8=Next Page "CANCEL" cancel

Press PF8 when you have modified the fields on the first panel. The second TPX Userid Maintenance Detail Panel for session options is displayed, as shown in step 5.

Modify the fields as desired.

Accessing Online Help for Field Definitions—To access help for a field on a panel, move the cursor to the field and press PF1.

TPX Userid Maintenance Detail Panel Panelid - TEN0126 Command ===> Userid - TPXADMIN Termid - DVML040 Userid: USR1 Session: TPXADMIN Date - 10/06/03 Applid: -------- Time - 08:20:22 Label: -------------------------------- Profile label: ACT label : TPX Administration Profile Defaults Output Option: ------- -------- Parm 1: --------------------------- --------------------------- Parm 2: --------------------------- --------------------------- Parm 3: --------------------------- --------------------------- Parm 4: --------------------------- --------------------------- Parm 5: --------------------------- --------------------------- Parm 6: --------------------------- --------------------------- Parm 7: --------------------------- --------------------------- Parm 8: --------------------------- --------------------------- SessionData: ------------------------------------------------------------ Default: ------------------------------------------------------------ PF1=Help PF3=End PF4=Return PF7=Prev PF8=Next "CANCEL" cancel

Press PF8 when you have modified the fields on the second panel. The third TPX Userid Maintenance Detail Panel for session options is displayed, as shown in step 7.

Modify the fields as desired.

The Parm fields on this panel specify parameters for ACL/E programs running in this session. An ACL/E program recognizes these variables as &P1 through &P8.

TPX Userid Maintenance Detail Panel Panelid - TEN0127 Command ===> Userid - NATALIE Termid - A32L8203 Userid: ABCDEF Session: CA-EMAIL Date - 04/11/03 Applid: ________ Time - 11:14:12 Profile Application System Defaults Defaults Defaults HLLAPI name: ________ ________ HLLAPI id: _ _ Generate Pass Ticket: _ _ N Gen Qualified Pass Ticket: _ _ N PF1=Help PF3=End PF4=Return PF7=Prev "CANCEL" cancel

Press PF3 to save the data and return to the TPX Userid Maintenance Table Entry List panel.

To assign or modify the session key and menu order for the application session, modify the fields on the TPX Userid Maintenance Table Entry List panel. You can also modify the other fields for the user. These fields are shown in the following panel.

TPX Userid Maintenance Table Entry List Panelid - TEN0122 Command ===> Userid - TPXADMIN Termid - D08L074 Userid: USR1 Profile System Date - 01/24/03 Defaults Defaults Time - 10:02:55 Command key: / Jump key: PA1 NONE Menu key: _______ PF12/24 Print key: PF18 _____ NONE Applid Profile Sesskey Profile Menu Profile Session Override Applid Override Sesskey Order Order TPXMAIL PF __ PF __ 02 TSO PF __ PF __ 03 ****************************** BOTTOM OF DATA *******************************

If you want to add another session, repeat steps 2 through 7. Otherwise, press PF3 when you are finished with this panel.

The changes you made are saved and the options menu for user maintenance is displayed.

Press PF3 three times to return to the TPX Administration Menu.

To put the changes into effect, issue the following command in a TPXOPER session, replacing profileID with the name of the profile you changed.

RELOAD PROF=profileID