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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:

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XCOM.applsec.CNOS.membername

The parameters represent the following values:

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

membername—the name of the control library member

COPYHIST Command

Copies any accumulated history records that were written to the XCOMHOVR history overflow file data set into the DB2 database.

Format

F XCOM,COPYHIST,dataset-name

Operands

The following operand is used with the COPYHIST command:

DATASET-NAME

The data set name is the name of a new data set to be created. The DCB is defined by CA XCOM Data Transport. If the data set already exists, CA XCOM Data Transport fails the command and does not overwrite this data set.

Note

This command copies the current contents of the overflow data set to another data set and clears the data set, allowing it to remain available to CA XCOM Data Transport.

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 that the OPERCMDS parameter specifies in the configuration member:

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XCOM.applsec.COPYHIST

The variables represent the following values:

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

membername—the name of the CONTROL LIBRARY member to be disabled.

CREDL Command

Specifies whether the CREATEDELETE transfer (SYSIN01) parameter should be permitted.

Format

F XCOM,CREDL,[ALLOW | NO | YES]

Operands

The following operands are used with the CREDL command:

ALLOW

Allow the SYSIN01 parameter CREATEDELETE.

NO

The use of CREATEDELETE is not permitted; so the CREATEDELETE transfer parameter is always set to NO.

YES

CREATEDELETE should always be attempted if possible; so the CREATEDELETE transfer parameter is always set to YES.

Default: NO

Notes

Review the CREATEDELETE parameter before using the CREDL operand.

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.CREDL

The parameters represent the following values:

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