Many CA VM:Director commands require users to enter their logon passwords when they issue the command.
Note: For more information about the specific commands, see "Logon Password Prompts" in the chapter "Command Reference" in the Reference Guide.
To authorize user IDs to use a command without having to enter their logon passwords, give the user IDs NOPASS authorization.
Note: You must give NOPASS authorization separately from authorization to the command.
Examples:
To authorize WOODYB to use the ASSIGN command without entering his logon password each time he issues the command, add the following two GRANT records to your AUTHORIZ CONFIG file:
GRANT ASSIGN TO WOODYB GRANT NOPASS ASSIGN TO WOODYB
To let WOODYB enter any command without entering his password, use the following GRANT record, after first adding GRANT records for the commands:
GRANT NOPASS TO WOODYB
To authorize WOODYB to use the CA VM:Director GRANT AUTHORITY command for all file spaces without entering his logon password each time, add the following GRANT records to your AUTHORIZ CONFIG file:
GRANT GRANT AUTHORITY *.* TO WOODYB GRANT NOPASS GRANT TO WOODYB
To authorize WOODYB to use the CA VM:Director REVOKE AUTHORITY command for all file spaces without entering his logon password each time, add the following GRANT records to your AUTHORIZ CONFIG file:
GRANT REVOKE AUTHORITY *.* TO WOODYB GRANT NOPASS REVOKE TO WOODYB
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