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Ah, of course you're right
Ah, of course you're right, I'd forgotten that. In ACF2 and Top Secret you can
have UPDATE without READ, for example - it's needed only rarely, but it's
possible with those two - not in RACF.
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Hi Skip,
My program does it in one call.
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Hi Skip,
My program does it in one call.
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Hi Bob,
If was unfamiliar with assembler, I would not start by attempting to
use RACROUTE macros, as the combination of the two is a lot to chew on
IMO.
RACSEQ is a TSO command/utility
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> I've been doing mainframe security for a few decades now, but I've never
> learned IBM's version of assembler (I still have ambitions of doing that
> eventually) so I may be mistaken about how RACROUTE works. But my
> impression is that the
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Hi Bob,
If was unfamiliar with assembler, I would not start by attempting to use
RACROUTE macros, as the combination of the two is a lot to chew on IMO.
RACSEQ is a TSO command/utility for RACF written by Bruce wells of IBM some
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If was unfamiliar
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I've been doing mainframe security for a few decades now, but I've never
Hi Bob,
Here is my RACROUTE program from CBT File 836:
RACROUTE TITLE 'RACROUTE STATUS=ACCESS'
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* Update: Sam Golob - June 17, 2020
* Return words instead of only
I've been doing mainframe security for a few decades now, but I've never
learned IBM's version of assembler (I still have ambitions of doing that
eventually) so I may be mistaken about how RACROUTE works. But my impression
is that the question the OS asks the security system might look like
Hi Bob,
"... But if you want to know all the kinds of access you have, you'd
need to ask the question three or four times, for read, update, execute
and create. ..."
This statement is not true.
I published an Assembler program and a Rexx Exec here on June 14.
My program has been placed on
Nothing useful to say about your first question, but about the second: I can
think of two ways to pull your access information for a list of datasets.
1) Query the system about which security app is running (RACF, ACF2 or TSS),
then issue the commands and parse the output. Display only the
hink you are." - John Wooden
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I have some questions about the ISPF 3.4 utility.
1. Why does 'Referred' show
I have some questions about the ISPF 3.4 utility.
1. Why does 'Referred' show on the "total" display for datasets, but if you
print the dataset list, you don't get it?
2. Are there ways to extend what is displayed? For one example: I would like
to have column for 'Your Access' that would
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