Defining Security Protection Profiles in CA ACF2 › Alter Data Set Selection Profiles

Alter Data Set Selection Profiles

The following examples show you how to alter data set selection key sets in CA ACF2.

Example: Change the encryption key on a data set selection profile

$KEY(DSN.SYS2.BACKUP************************) TYPE(BES)
$USERDATA(BES=(AES128KEY))
  UID(*) ALLOW

Example: Delete data set selection key sets using pattern matching

ACF
T R(BES)
DEL LIK(DSN.SYS2.BACKUP)              

Example: Delete fully-qualified (discrete) data set selection key set

ACF
T R(BES)
DEL DSN.SYS2.BACKUP.WEEKLY      

Note: When performing maintenance (for example; adding/deleting profiles, updating profiles, and so on) on the CA@BES or OPERCMDS resource classes, always rebuild the cached storage entries. If the cached rule sets are not refreshed, they cannot be used unless you recycle your BESn subsystem. The CA ACF2 console commands to rebuild the cached profiles are as follows:

F ACF2,REBUILD(BES)
F ACF2,REBUILD(OPR)