Documentation Changes

Documentation Changes

The following changes have been made since the last release of this documentation

• Allow UNIX Users to Increase the Limit on the Number of Mutexes—Added this section.

The following changes were made in the previous release of this documentation:

• PKCS 7 and PKCS 12 Certificates—Added this section.
• Define a System Default UID and GID—Clarified that OMVSGRP and OMVSUSR are not supported in z/OS 2.1 and above, in which case you can use UNIQUSR and MODLUSER instead.
• Allow UNIX Users to Change File Ownership—Added syntax for permitting the user with the appropriate access level; defined each access level and the actions that each level allows; added an example.
• Add a Certificate to an ACID—Updated the DCDSN description with information about PKCS 7 and PKCS 12 certificate packages (including information about certificate authority chains); updated the PKCSPASS description; expanded HITRUST|TRUST|NOTRUST description; expanded LABLPKDS description.
• List Digital Certificate Information—Added CHAIN to syntax; added information about GENREQ, which indicates that the CERTDATA record has been the target of a GENREQ command.
• Remove a Certificate from a User—Mentioned the following restriction: If the GENREQ command has been issued against a certificate (when creating a certificate based on an original certificate), the original certificate cannot be removed unless you specify the FORCE operand or the new certificate has replaced the original certificate.
• Determine Certificate Associations—Added CHAIN keyword, which displays information for each certificate in the chain of the input data set and displays summary Information as applicable.
• Obtain Security Information for a File within OpenEdition—Updated this section to indicate how the system displays displays information when the UID is 0.

The following changes were made in the previous release of this documentation:

• CPF Limitations—Added details about which certificate-related commands (and keywords) are sent through CPF and which commands are not sent through CPF.