The /DISPLAY,ST=SEC command displays the current security options in effect for CA WA CA 7 Edition. The options that are displayed are based on parameters that are selected for the SECURITY statement in the initialization file. The /DISPLAY,ST= command has a STATUS keyword subparameter, SEC, which is shortened from SECURITY.
This command has the following format:
/DISPLAY,ST={SEC|SECURITY}
The following is the /DISPLAY,ST=SEC panel.
/DISPLAY,ST=SEC *** SECURITY OPTIONS *** ENVIRONMENT EXTERNAL CONTROL --------------- ---------------- EXTERNAL SECURITY : OTHER (SAF/PROPAGATE) LOGON : ACTIVE (MIXPW) SECURITY APPL NAME: *NONE* COMMAND : ACTIVE (PCLASS) SECURITY MODULE : SASSSECI SUBCHK : ACTIVE (SCLASS) USERID MODULE : UIDMOD78 (RCLASS) DATASET : ACTIVE BYPASS SECURITY : 1,2,3 SUBOWN : ACTIVE CALENDAR: ACTIVE (CCLASS) AGENT : ACTIVE (AGCLASS) JOB SUBMISSION USERID HIERARCHY ------------------ ---JCL--- --AGENT-- DEFAULT REQUESTER USERID REQUIRED : YES UPDATER OWNER USERIDS IN JCL : YES REQUESTER UPDATER MULTIPLE JOBCARDS : REQUEUE OWNER GLOBAL DEFAULT USER ID : DFLTUSER GLOBAL
This panel contains the following fields:
Lists the options indicating the external security package present, if any, and the security application name for CA WA CA 7 Edition defined to external security.
Indicates the external security package that is found during CA WA CA 7 Edition initialization. The following are the possible values:
Indicates CA Top Secret security.
Indicates CA ACF2 security.
Indicates an SAF-compatible security system (such as, RACF).
Indicates PROPAGATE=YES is included on the SECURITY statement.
Indicates no external security.
Identifies the application name for CA WA CA 7 Edition, defined to the external security package.
Identifies the security module built using the CA WA CA 7 Edition SECURITY macro and identified by the NAME keyword on the SECURITY statement in the initialization file.
Identifies the USERID module built using the CA WA CA 7 Edition USERID macro that defines any correspondence between various UID values under CA WA CA 7 Edition internal security. The resource (class) name under which security calls are made is displayed as (RCLASS). This information is stated as the RCLASS keyword on the SECURITY statement in the initialization file.
If you use a RACF system, the third character is translated to an @ (at sign) when the actual call is made.
Indicates that options are coded in the BYPSEC keyword on the SECURITY statement in the initialization file. We do not recommend these options, and the label is not present when you selected no options.
Indicates that security access to predecessor jobs is not validated during job predecessor definition (DB.3.2). Access to the job for which predecessors are defined is still validated.
Indicates that security access to jobs is not validated during forecast processing.
Indicates that security access to requirement successor jobs is not validated during job "purge" delete processing.
Identifies the status of external security control for specific security functions under CA WA CA 7 Edition. The status is ACTIVE for each function that external security controls and INACTIVE for those functions that CA WA CA 7 Edition internal security controls.
Indicates login and signoff.
If (MIXPW) appears after LOGON: ACTIVE, CA WA CA 7 Edition honors mixed case passwords when logging in to CA WA CA 7 Edition.
Indicates command and panel security.
If command/panel security is active, the current PCLASS name from the SECURITY statement follows in parentheses.
If you use a RACF system, the third character is translated to an @ (at sign) when the actual call is made.
Indicates job submission authority.
If job submission security is active, the current SCLASS name from the SECURITY statement follows in parentheses.
If you use a RACF system, the third character is translated to an @ (at sign) when the actual call is made.
Indicates data set security.
Indicates job owner ID security.
Indicates CA WA CA 7 Edition base calendar security.
If calendar security is active, the current CCLASS name from the SECURITY statement follows in parentheses.
If you use a RACF system, the third character is translated to an @ (at sign) when the actual call is made.
Indicates CA WA CA 7 Edition base agent security.
If agent security is active, the current AGCLASS name from the SECURITY statement follows in parentheses.
Indicates whether a USERID is required for a job submission.
Indicates whether a USERID is required in the job.
Requires a USERID. Jobs are not submitted without a USERID.
Does not require a USERID. Jobs are submitted without a USERID.
Indicates that JCL USERID hierarchy is set to null.
Indicates whether a USERID is coded in JCL.
Submits jobs if a USERID is coded in JCL.
Does not submit jobs when a USERID is coded in JCL.
Indicates that JCL USERID HIERARCHY is set to null.
Indicates whether CA WA CA 7 Edition controls presence of multiple JOB statements within JCL.
Indicates CA WA CA 7 Edition does not control jobs at submission time with respect to JOB statements.
Indicates that CA WA CA 7 Edition submits only the first job within its JCL. The rest of JCL is truncated.
Indicates that CA WA CA 7 Edition does not submit a job having several JOB statements within its JCL, but instead the job is requeued with R‑MJOB status.
Identifies the default USERID defined with the DFLTUSER keyword on the SECURITY statement.
Lists up to five sources in the left column, in the priority order, from which to select a USERID for JCL insertion during job submission. The SUBUID keyword on the SECURITY statement in the initialization file sets this priority.
If agent security is active, the column on the right shows the selection priority for Mainframe Userid for Agent jobs. The AGUSER keyword on the SECURITY statement in the initialization file sets this priority.
An entry of *NONE* in either column indicates that the USERID hierarchy for that column is inactive or set to null.
Specifies the default USERID defined with the DFLTUSER keyword on the SECURITY statement.
Specifies the USERID of the last queue JCL updater.
Specifies the USERID of a user requesting a job or the USERID from a triggering job. Indicates that CA WA CA 7 Edition submits only the first job within its JCL. The rest of JCL is truncated.
Specifies the job owner USERID.
Specifies the CA WA CA 7 Edition USERID.
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