W dniu 2013-10-30 16:27, Mark Zelden pisze:
Usually customers have more time to migrate off fading solution/technique.
Not to mention ISAM or IMBED...

It's a bit more complicated than just migrating to BPX.UNIQUE.USER.  You have to
be at AIM (Application identity Mapping ) stage 3 for RACF.   However, you can't
convert to AIM 3 if you have more than 129 userids sharing a UID.   There are a
number of IBM products that still require or at least document using UID(0) and 
when
you clone that usage to various STCs / userids between prod/devl/qa etc. that
limit can be hit easily.    Remediation work is in progress for this at my 
client
and I'm hoping it doesn't delay a z/OS 2.1 migration in production next year
(usually starts around April or May).  Yes, I've been warning the RACF team
about this for over 2 years since z/OS 1.13 planning started, but no action
was taken.  So to Radoslaw's point, it really doesn't matter how much time
IBM gives for some of these things.  Shops don't take action until they are
forced to.

In one of my client's sysplexes non UID(0) UIDs are shared between a certain
group of end users (1000s of them in some cases) and that also has to be
remediated also.  But that is an AIM issue only because that sysplex didn't
use BPX.DEFAULT.USER.   BPX.UNIQUE.USER would help, but it's a catch 22.
Well, AIM3 (and AIM at all) was introduced in OS/390 2.10 AFAIR, approx 13 years ago. It's much more time, than BPX.UNIQUE.USER - it was new feature in z/OS 1.11 and have-to-be-done in 1.13. Big difference.

BTW: IMHO *both* changes (AIM and UNIQUE.USER) are relatively simple to perform, but that's another story.

Regards

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Radoslaw Skorupka
Lodz, Poland






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