What does PTF RO97130 do with Vkgparm PLSBYPAS (VDSBYPAS) ?
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Allocate DASD Space and Placement
Issue/Introduction
What does PTF RO97130 do with Vkgparm PLSBYPAS (VDSBYPAS) ?
Environment
Release: ESBALQ99000-12.5-CA-Allocate-DASD Space and Placement-with Quota Manager-Extende
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Resolution
What does PTF RO97130 do with Vkgparm PLSBYPAS (VDSBYPAS) ?
When PTF RO97130 is applied and Vkgparm PLSOPT17 (Y) is specified,
CA ACF2 will record a data set Security Violation and issue message ACF99913
for the pseudo data set 'VDSBYPAS.X'.
Description of Vkgparm PLSOPT17...
N - Feature inactive (default).
Y - UserID checked to see if authorized to use DDname specified in PLSBYPAS.
If not authorized, bypass ignored and VAM0038 issued
When PTF RO97130 is applied and Vkgparm PLSOPT17 (Y) is specified,
CA ACF2 will record a data set Security Violation and issue message ACF99913
for the pseudo data set 'VDSBYPAS.X'.
Description of Vkgparm PLSOPT17...
N - Feature inactive (default).
Y - UserID checked to see if authorized to use DDname specified in PLSBYPAS.
If not authorized, bypass ignored and VAM0038 issued
Additional Information
In ACF2, specify a security rule to allow or log access to the VDSBYPAS DD.
The following is an example rule that will allow logged access to all users.
$KEY(VDSBYPAS)
X UID(*) ALLOC(L)
NOTE: If your site has changed the bypass DD by using the sysparm PLSBYPAS,
then substitute the alternate DD name in place of "VDSBYPAS".
The following is an example rule that will allow logged access to all users.
$KEY(VDSBYPAS)
X UID(*) ALLOC(L)
NOTE: If your site has changed the bypass DD by using the sysparm PLSBYPAS,
then substitute the alternate DD name in place of "VDSBYPAS".
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