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Creating a CA Roscoe Test Facility

As delivered, the Facilities Matrix does not come with a region for CA Roscoe testing. To add this new region, you must change the CA Top Secret PARM library using the FACILITY control option as follows:

FACILITY(USER1=NAME=ROSTEST)
FACILITY(ROSTEST=PGM=ROS)
FACILITY(ROSTEST=MODE=FAIL,LOG(INIT,SMF,MSG),KEY=8)
FACILITY(ROSTEST=UIDACID=8,LOCKTIME=0,DEFACID(*NONE*))
FACILITY(ROSTEST=ACTIVE,NOABEND,ASUBM,NOAUDIT,AUTHINIT)
FACILITY(ROSTEST=INSTDATA,LCFCMD,LUMSG)
FACILITY(ROSTEST=MULTIUSER,NOPROMPT,RNDPW,RES)
FACILITY(ROSTEST=SIGN(M),SHRPRF,NOTRACE,STMSG)
FACILITY(ROSTEST=NOTSOC,WARNPW,NOXDEF)
FACILITY(ROSTEST=NODORMPW,NONPWR)

Note: USER1 can be replaced by any available entry in the Facilities Matrix.

Do not alter the following default attributes:

NOABEND   ASUBM   AUTHINIT   MULTIUSER   NONPWR
NOPROMPT  RES     SHRPRF     NOTSOC

Then, create the ACID for the facility:

TSS CREATE(ROSTEST) NAME('TEST ROSCOE')
                    FACILITY(STC,BATCH)
                    PASSWORD(NOPW,0)
                    MASTFAC(ROSTEST)
                    DEPARTMENT(dept)

Use the following command to define this facility to CA Top Secret as a started task:

TSS ADDTO(STC) PROCNAME(ROSTC2)
               ACID(ROSTEST)

To define the test facility to CA Top Secret, use the following steps after the TSS CREATE(ROSTEST) command function procedure:

• The ACID associated with the batch job must include the attributes listed in the next step so that ROSTEST is able to bypass further security through NORESCHK once a RACHECK has been issued.
• Define the region ACID using the NORESCHK attribute.
• Allow CA Roscoe access to all required data sets and volumes or add the bypass attributes NODSNCHK and NOVOLCHK to the region ACID.
• Code a USER=ROSTEST keyword on the batch CA‑Roscoe job statement.