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Define the CA IDMS #SRTT

For information on defining the CA IDMS #SRTT, see the CA IDMS Security Administrator Guide.

The following CA IDMS security macros cause CA IDMS to invoke CA Top Secret for signon processing and task checking. Additional entries can be specified to protect additional resources.

#SECRTT TYPE=INITIAL,
		SVCNUM=nnn,
		ENVNAME=envname,
		SGNRETN=0

#SECRTT TYPE=ENTRY,
	       RESTYPE=SGON,
		SECBY=EXTERNAL,
		EXTCLS=IDMSSYS,
		EXTNAME=(RESTYPE,RESNAME)

#SECRTT TYPE=ENTRY,
		RESTYPE=TASK,
		SECBY=EXTERNAL,
		EXTCLS='LCF',
		EXTNAME=(RESNAME)

#SECRTT TYPE=OCCUR,
		RESTYPE=TASK,
		SECBY=OFF,
		RESNAME='TSS'

#SECRTT TYPE=OCCUR,
		RESTYPE=TASK,
		SECBY=OFF,
		RESNAME='SIGNON'

#SECRTT TYPE=OCCUR,
		RESTYPE=TASK,
		SECBY=OFF,
		RESNAME='SIGNOFF'

#SECRTT TYPE=OCCUR,
		RESTYPE=TASK,
		SECBY=OFF,
		RESNAME='BYE'

#SECRTT TYPE=FINAL

Note the following:

• Specifying EXTCLS='LCF' allows you to define the task to CA Top Secret using either LCF or OTRAN.
• If both LCF and OTRAN definitions exist for a given transaction, then OTRAN checking will occur.
• When implementing database security in CA IDMS, remember that activation of external security for RESTYPE=DB (database) will also activate security for resources: ARE, NRU, QSCH, NSCH, DACC, TABL, DMCL, and DBTB. Appropriate #SRTT entries must be coded for these resource classes, as well as RESTYPE=DB.

Modify this table with the IDMS.SAMPJCL member UMODSRTT, created during the IDMS installation steps. It is the user's responsibility to maintain the SMP/E usermod associated with this assembly.