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Generic Data Set Selection Profile Definition for CA Top Secret

This example uses the CA Top Secret command ADDTO to define a generic data sets selection profile to CA@BES.

TSS ADDTO(department) CA@BES(DSN.generic_definition)
TSS

Indicates a CA Top Secret command.

ADDTO

Specifies the ADDTO command. The short form of this command is ADD.

department

Specifies the department name that owns the BES resources.

CA@BES

Specifies the general resource class for CA Tape Encryption. This is always CA@BES for data set selection profiles.

DSN

Indicates the entity is the generic data set selection profile.

generic_definition

Specifies the partially-qualified or generic data set name.

Note: Optionally, you could define a single generic data set selection profile by specifying DSN and using the PERMIT command to further qualify the generic data set.

Example: Define a single generic data set selection profile

This example can be used to specify a single generic data set selection profile to the CA Top Secret CA@BES resource class. In this example all data sets that begin with BACKUP will be encrypted using the encryption parameter specified on the matching PERMIT statement.

TSS ADDTO(BESDEPT) CA@BES(DSN.BACKUP)

Example: Define multiple generic data set selection profiles

This example shows how you can define multiple generic data set selection profiles to the CA Top Secret CA@BES resource class. These examples will select data sets beginning with BACKUP, SYS2.PROD, and DDA.PROD.DAILY for encryption:

TSS ADDTO(BESDEPT) CA@BES(DSN.SYSBKUP)
TSS ADDTO(BESDEPT) CA@BES(DSN.SYS2.PROD)
TSS ADDTO(BESDEPT) CA@BES(DSN.DDA.PROD.DAILY)