What statements are used in TPX Batch Administration to give users Administrative abilities?
Release : 5.4
Component : TPX for z/OS
In TPXADMIN, the 'Maintain Administrator Capabilities panel( TEN0169) below is accessed as follows:
TPXADMIN from the main menu
1 - TPX User/Group Maintenance'
3 - User Maintenance', then enter the USERID (to see their authority)
6 - Maintain Administrator Capabilities'
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TPX User Maintenance
Panelid - TEN0169
Command ===> Userid - USER#1
Termid - TERM01
Userid: TEST01 Date - 12/28/21
Time - 13:30:55
TPX User Administrator: Y STX User Administrator: N
TPX Master Administrator: Y STX Master Administrator: N
TPX System Administrator: Y STX System Administrator: N
TPX Operator Administrator: Y
Groups this User Administrator can modify:
TPXGROUP
SALES
SUPPORT
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Batch Administration :
To provide a user with Administrative Authority for User-Management, Master Administration, System Management and Operator Management use the following statements:
//SYSIN DD
UPDATE USER (userid (UIDXCADM({Y|N}))) <<< User
UPDATE USER (userid (UIDXCMST({Y|N}))) <<< Master
UPDATE USER (userid (UIDXCSYS({Y|N}))) <<< System
UPDATE USER (userid (UIDXCOPR({Y|N}))) <<< Operations
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The User Administrator Authority is represented by field UIDXCADM, Master Administrator Authority is represented by field UIDXCMST, System Administrator Authority is represented by field UIDXCSYS and Operator Administrator Authority is represented by field UIDXCOPR.
You can reference more than one Authority in an UPDATE-Statement. This statement provides User SMITH User Update Authority but denies Master Authority:
//SYSIN DD
UPDATE USER (SMITH (UIDXCADM(Y) UIDXCMST(N)))
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To maintain the list of groups under the title "Groups this User Administrator can modify" use these two statements:
To add the group group-name to the user userid:
//SYSIN DD
ADD USERMAGN (userid group-name)
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If several groups need to be added to a user, use multiple statements, multiple groups cannot be added to a user in one USERMAGN-Statement, instead, group several USERMAGN-Statements in one SYSIN:
//SYSIN DD
ADD USERMAGN (userid group-name_1)
ADD USERMAGN (userid group-name_2)
ADD USERMAGN (userid group-name_3)
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To remove a group from a user’s responsibility use DELETE:
//SYSIN DD
DELETE USERMAGN (userid group-name)
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