I have a program (under development) which recreates the RACF command used
to create a used/dataset/resource profile.
You pass parameters U COLIN
It generates
ADDUSER COLIN
CONNECT COLIN GROUP(IZUADMIN) UACC(READ) SPECIAL AUDITOR -
REVOKE(01/01/27) -
RESUME(01/02/27)
CONNECT COLIN GROUP(IZUUSER) UACC(NONE)
CONNECT COLIN GROUP(SYS1) UACC(NONE) -
REVOKE(01/01/27) -
RESUME(01/02/27)
ALTUSER -
COLIN -
OWNER (COLIN) -
NOADSP -
NOOPERATIONS -
NOGRPACC -
NAME ('CCPAICE') -
DFLTGRP (TEST) -
DATA ('COLIN''S WITH A QUOTE') -
NOAUDITOR -
CLAUTH (CSFSERV) -
NOREST -
NOROAUDIT -
WHEN( -
DAYS (SUNDAY -
MONDAY -
TUESDAY -
WEDNESDAY -
THURSDAY -
FRIDAY -
SATURDAY) -
TIME (ANYTIME))
ALTUSER -
COLIN -
TSO (ACCTNUM ('ACCT#') -
COMMAND ('ex ''colin.zlogon.clist''') -
PROC (ISPFPROC) -
SIZE (2096128) -
MAXSIZE (2096128) -
USERDATA (0000) -
UNIT (3390))
ALTUSER -
COLIN -
OMVS (UID (990021) -
HOME ('/u/tmp/zowet/colin') -
PROGRAM ('/u/zopen/usr/local/bin/bash') -
MMAPAREAMAX (16777216) -
SHMEMMAX (300M))
Is this what you are after ?
Colin
On Wed, 4 Mar 2026 at 20:35, Steve Beaver <
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> We have all struggled with replicating a TSO id without something like VRA
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> That works nicely. The only thing you really need to do is DEFINE an ALIAS
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