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Article ID: 100530
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Top Secret
Top Secret - LDAP
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Issue/Introduction
Here is an observation. When you are assigning an owner to a resource, sometimes a period is appended and sometimes is it NOT. Here are a few examples. Does it work the same way? No PERIOD: TSS ADD(<owningacid>) DSN(CEA) TSS ADD(<owningacid>) APPL(IZUDFLT) TSS ADD(<owningacid>) IBMFAC(MVSADMIN) Includes the PERIOD: TSS ADD(<owneracid>) OPERCMDS(MVS.) TSS ADD(<owningacid>) DSN(CFZSRV.) TSS ADD(<owningacid>) IBMFAC(BBG.) TSS ADDTO(<owningacid>) PTKTDATA(IRRPTAUTH. )
Environment
Release: Component: TSSMVS
Resolution
The characters between the parenthesis is prefix. Example: TSS ADD(<owningacid>) DSN(CEA) All datasets that start with CEA are now owned or defined to TSS So dataset CEA.ABCD, CEA.EFGH and CEA.IJK.LMNOP are now owned/defined to CA Top Secret.TSS ADD(<owningacid>) DSN(CEA.) Mean all datasets that start with CEA. is owned/defined to CA Top Secret. So dataset CEA.ABCD, CEA.EFGH and CEA..IJK.LMNOP is now owned /defined to CA Top Secret. BUT dataset CEABCDEF.ABCD, CEAJOE.EFJ and CEADAWN.GHJK is NOT included because there is no period after CEA.
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