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Securing SFS Commands

The SFSCMD resource class is used to restrict ACID access to certain SFS commands. The syntax is as follows:

TSS PER(acid) SFSCMD(cmd [.filepool],...)

cmd

Specifies the SFS command. You can specify any of the following commands:

• CONNECT
• DATASPACE
• DELETE
• DIRATTR
• DMSDISFS
• DMSDISSG
• DMSENAFS
• DMSENASG
• DMSOPCAT
• DMSQUSG
• DMSRELBK
• DMSWRACC
• ENROLL
• FILEPOOL
• MODIFY
• QUERY
• RELOCATE
• RENAME
• SMSCDRA
• SMSERASE
• SMSOPEN
• SMSOPENX

filepool

Specifies in which SFS file pool that access can occur. This parameter is optional.