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Command Security Requirements

The use of the command requires that the command issuer's security authorization contain the following access level and the security class specified by the OPERCMDS parameter in the configuration member:

READ

XCOM.applsec.RSHOW.destname.ownername

The variables represent the following values:

applsec—the value of the APPLSEC parameter in the Default Options Table

destname—the name of the destination involved in the transfer

ownername—the user ID under whose security authorization the transfer is performed

Note: ISPF and CICS display requests may cause resource checking for both SHOW and RSHOW commands.

SAVE Command

Creates or replaces the specified TYPE=CONFIG member in the first data set of the XCOMCNTL DD concatenation.

Format

F XCOM,SAVE,* | member[,REPLACE]

Operands

The following operands are used with the SAVE command:

* | member

Specifies the name of the TYPE=CONFIG member that is to be saved or replaced. A value of * will attempt to replace the TYPE=CONFIG member that is currently active in the CA XCOM Data Transport server (i.e. the value of either the DFLTAB or the CONFIG startup parameter). The name of a member may be specified, in order to create or replace a different TYPE=CONFIG member.

REPLACE

Specifies that the specified member is to be replaced if it already exists. Failing to use the REPLACE parameter will cause the SAVE command to fail if the specified XCOMmember already exists.

Notes

Important! The TYPE=CONFIG member created by the SAVE command will contain all of the currently active parameters in the server at the time the SAVE command is issued. The automatically created TYPE=CONFIG member contains only the parameter values defined in the CA XCOM Default Options Table. A TYPE=CONFIG member is saved if a server is started with a DFLTAB parameter and no TYPE=CONFIG member with the same name can be located in the XCOMCNTL DD concatenation. This is a migration assistance tool provided as part of CA XCOM Data Transport r11.6.

Command Security Requirements

The use of the command requires that the command issuer's security authorization contain the following access level and the security class specified by the OPERCMDS parameter in the configuration member:

UPDATE

XCOM.applsec.SAVE

The variable represents the following value:

applsec—the value of the APPLSEC parameter in the Default Options Table