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Function Access Level Table
This section shows the minimum access level required to use each
product function within your Landmark PerformanceWorks MVS
product.
If more than one access level is indicated for a function (in other
words, if more than one access level column has an X in it), the
various access levels provide access to different aspects of the
function. Read the description in the Notes column to determine
which access level you need.
If READ access is the only access level shown for a function, the
function has only two levels of authorization: access or no access.
In other words, the READ, UPDT, CNTL, and ALTR access levels
all provide access to the function with no distinction between
them; the NONE access level restricts use of the function. For
example, the READ, UPDT, CNTL, and ALTR access levels all have
the same meaning for the HELPMENU function: They allow access
to the Help Definitions Menu.
Likewise, if a function shows a blank in an access level column,
that access level has the same meaning as the previous access
column with an X in it. For example, the CNTL and ALTR access
levels for the CONSOLE function have the same meaning as the
UPDT function: They allow access to view the console displays,
and they allow commands to be entered on the displays. The
READ access level of the CONSOLE function, however, only allows
access to view the console displays.
To deny access to any function, specify an access level of NONE (or
“N”). The following abbreviations are used in the table:
A ALTR access authorization
C CNTL access authorization
N No security
R READ access authorization
U UPDT access authorization
TMON for CICS The following table shows the minimum access level required to use
each product function for TMON for CICS.
Function Code
Minimum Level Required
Notes
N R U C A
ACTIVMON 102 X
ADVFUNCS 180 X
CICSSTAT 113 X
CNTLFILE 238 X
COLLANAL 107 X
Chapter 2: Security Definitions Function Access Level Table
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