Command Functions › WHOHAS Function—Display ACID's Resource Access

WHOHAS Function—Display ACID's Resource Access

Valid on z/OS, z/VSE, and z/VM.

Use the WHOHAS command function to display:

• All ACIDs, within the administrator's scope, that have access (using the ADDTO or PERMIT function) to a specified resource.
• All ACIDs, within the administrator's scope, that have access (using the ADDTO function) to a specified facility, field, or attribute.

Only one resource keyword and prefix may be specified per command. Attributes and non‑resource fields, however, may be specified on a command. If several attributes, fields, or facilities are specified, all attributes, fields, or facilities must be simultaneously present.

The administrators must have:

• RESOURCE(INFO) authority, via the ADMIN function, to obtain access information for resources or job ACIDs owned within their scope
• FACILITY(facname) or FACILITY(ALL) authority, via the ADMIN function, to obtain access information for FACILITY for ACIDs within their scope
• MISC9(MODE) authority, via the ADMIN function, to obtain access information for MODES for ACIDs within their scope
• ACID(INFO) authority, via the ADMIN function, to obtain access information for job submission ACIDs to another ACID with their scope

Note: If mixed case is used for an FDT field or the HFSSEC resource class, when issuing a TSS WHOHAS for the FDT field or HFSSEC resource class, the case on the WHOHAS command must match the case in the FDT data or HFSSEC resource name on the acid in order for that data to be displayed.

This command function has the following format:

TSS WHOHAS keyword(value|*) [DATA{literal}
                            Mask[,NOPREFIX]}	

For queries on:

• A resource class, use the RDT RESCLASS
• A field in the FDT, use the FDTNAME.
• An CA Top Secret attribute, use the attribute name
• An CA Top Secret facility, use the keyword FACILITY

Enter the specific resource prefix, field value, attribute value (if applicable) or facility name for which access information is required or enter the data that must be contained in that field.

Optionally, limit the type of matching used for resource queries (LITERAL, MASK, NOPREFIX).

To display all permitted access to a maskable resource type, enter an asterisk (*) with DATA(MASK).