Bob Bridges wrote: >It's been a while, but I'm quite sure that at one installation at least I had >authority to issue a command that "refreshed" a user's ACEE so that the >changes I'd just made to his access would take place immediately without his >having to log off and on again. I had the impression that it was an operator >command; I'm pretty sure it was at an ACF2 installation, and that I had to >issue from within ACF2, not at the ISPF command line.
>TSS has a REFRESH command for that purpose, and it sometimes works for me. >Other times it claims not to see anything for the indicated user; I haven't >figured out the pattern yet. >I can't believe ACF2 and TSS invented this capability and it's somehow not >available with RACF. But I'm not a systems programmer, so I don't know how it >would work, and if a systems guy says it's impossible I can't contradict more >knowledgeably than to assert that I definitely have had this capability in >previous jobs. If I had to guess—and that’s all I can do—some of this may well have to do with WHAT’S being changed. Some things likely live in the ACEE; some are likely hung off of it. One of those will be refreshed instantly, the other not until the user logs off and back on. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
