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INTO Keyword—Store TSS Commands to a PDS Data set

Use the INTO keyword on a LIST with ARCHIVE keyword or a MODEL command to write the specified user’s security record into a PDS data set in the form of TSS commands. The produced TSS commands can be used to recreate the user in the future.

Use the ARCHIVE keyword for the DELETE command to archive the user prior to deletion. If ARCHIVE is specified on the DELETE command the INTO keyword is mandatory.

For LIST and DELETE commands, if the INTO keyword is specified the ARCHIVE keyword is also required.

For the INTO keyword:

The first record in theTSS command output is a comment record that identifies the command, the user(s) involved, the date and time of command execution, which TSS administrator issued the command, and what system the command was executed on:

/*ARCHIVE  CASSIE   STORED 02/17/10-09.54.00 BY MASTER1  ON XE15
/*MODEL  NEWCAS   STORED 02/18/10-14.41.53 BY MASTER1  ON XE15 USING CASSIE

This keyword has the following format:

TSS LIST(acid) ARCHIVE INTO(datasetname(membername)) 
TSS DELETE(acid) ARCHIVE INTO(datasetname(membername)) 
TSS MODEL USING(acid) ACID(newacid) INTO(datasetname(membername))
INTO(datasetname(membername))

(Optional) Identifies the name and optionally a member name of a PDS data set where commands will be stored. If this keyword is not used for MODEL and LIST commands, TSS commands will be displayed.

datasetname

Specifies the data set where commands will be stored.

Limits: PDS dataset with LRECL=80.

membername

(Optional) Specifies the member name of the data set where commands will be stored.

Default: Value specified in the ACID keyword.

This keyword is used with:

Examples: INTO keyword

Examples using ARCHIVE:

Examples using MODEL: