When running a CA Panvalet PAN#2 ++PRINT 1-UP report, there is a number 3 following the USER Code field. What is that number?

Article Id: 14755
Status: Published
Updated On: 14-02-2018 08:06
Legacy Id: TEC1588015
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Issue/Introduction:



When running a CA Panvalet PAN#2 ++PRINT 1-UP report, there is a number 3 following the USER Code field.  What is that number?

Environment:

z/OS

Resolution:

This indicates that the member is a secured member and this is the Security Access level for the member.

Additional Information:

For more information on Security Levels and Access Codes, see the section 'Computing Access Codes' in Chapter 4: PAN#1 Security of the CA Panvalet System Management Guide