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Sample TBESAF99-Generated Control Statements for CA ACF2

This section contains sample control statements used as input to the TBESAF99 utility and the control statements generated by TBESAF99 that are imported into CA ACF2. The CA ACF2 rule compiler will process a single rule set per execution; therefore, each rule must be generated in a separate job step. The TBESAF99 utility creates default JCL to execute ACFBCOMP for each individual rule set. With each rule set generated by TBESAF99, two generic rule permissions are created; one for an ALLOW and the other for PREVENT.

Note: CA ACF2 has been updated to provide CA@BES as a predefined resource class at r12 and later. If you are running earlier supported versions of CA ACF2, contact CA Technical Support for assistance to define and support the CA@BES class prior to defining your resources.