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OPERSEC

Specifies the CA XCOM Data Transport operator/user authorization level.

The effect of the OPERSEC parameter depends on the operator control functions ACTION and DISPLAY.

If the operator's control function is ACTION, the operator may control the status of requests, using such commands as CANCEL, RESUME, SUSPEND, etc.

If the operator's control function is DISPLAY, the operator may obtain a display of active, pending, and history transfer requests.

The values of the OPERSEC parameter correlate with the operator control functions as follows:

• For operator control function ACTION

  NONE

  Indicates that CA XCOM Data Transport will run no security check, giving the user unrestricted access to the ACTION control function.

  OPER

  Indicates that one of the following applies:

  • User authority can be assigned via the CA XCOM Data Transport Administrator Table.
  • Users can write their own authorization via Exit 4.
  • Authority can be directed to TSO.

  SAF

  Indicates that a standard SAF security check is made to determine if the user has the appropriate authority.

  USER

  Indicates that one of the following applies:

  • User authority can be assigned via the CA XCOM Data Transport Administrator Table.
  • Users can write their own authorization via Exit 4.

• For operator control function DISPLAY

  NONE

  Indicates that CA XCOM Data Transport will run no security check, giving the user unrestricted access to the DISPLAY control function.

  OPER

  Indicates that CA XCOM Data Transport will run no security check, giving the user unrestricted access to the DISPLAY control function.

  SAF

  Indicates that a standard SAF security check is made to determine if the user has the appropriate authority.

  USER

  Indicates that one of the following applies:

  • User authority can be assigned via the CA XCOM Data Transport Administrator Table.
  • Users can write their own authorization via Exit 4.

Default: NONE

PLEXQ

Specifies the SYSPLEX Signaling Services group name used by the CA XCOM Data Transport server (XCOMXFER).

Use this parameter to specify an eight character SYSPLEX Signaling Services group name to which the current execution is to connect. Each character can be an upper case letter, a numeric digit, or one of the characters ‘$’, ‘#’, or ‘@’. The first character cannot be between ‘A’ and ‘I’ inclusive. The first three characters cannot be ‘SYS’. The group name cannot be UNDESIG.