If the user does have the specified session record, CA TPX determines whether the record is a session record or an override record.
If the record is a session record, this product deletes the record.
An "override" record is a session record that is added to the user record when the user changes session values for a session that is really a profile session.
For example, PROFILE1 is a user's assigned profile and has a session named TSO32. There is no TSO32 session record for the user, but the TSO32 session appears on the user's Menu.
The user decides to change some of the session values for the TSO32 session, such as the startup ACL/E program or the session time out. The user's changes are not recorded in the profile session. Instead, CA TPX creates an "override" record containing the values the user specified. When the user initiates the session, the override values are used.
When you are using the DELETE statement to delete an override session record from a user, CA TPX must first determine whether the override record is already marked with the *DELETED* flag.
If the override record is already marked with the *DELETED* flag, the override record is deleted. As a result, the session appears on the Menu the next time the user signs on. From the user's point of view, the session has been added.
If the override record is not marked with the *DELETED* flag, CA TPX marks the session as *DELETED*. The session does not appear the next time the user signs on.
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