User gets message MENM0087 when entering command, such as "I" - Inactivate session.
User belongs to group and a class having authority to inactivate a session.
Use TPXADMIN to check the values for Command class for this user:
TPX Userid Maintenance Detail Panel
Panelid -
Command ===> Userid -
Termid -
Userid: MICKEY Date -
UserName: Time -
Location: Phone:
Profile defaults System defaults
Command character: # _ /
Command key: PF2 _______ PF12/24
Jump key: _____ _____ PF5
Menu key: _____ _____ PF4
Print key: _____ _____ NONE
Group name: TPXGROUP
Command class: _ _ D
Operator Cmd Cls: _ _ D
Update class: _ _ D
Stage 1 timeout: ______ ______ 999999
Stage 1 option: __ __ F
Stage 2 timeout: ______ ______ 999999
Stage 2 option: __ __
PF1=Help PF3=End PF4=Return PF8=Next Page "CANCEL" cancel
System level options are overridden by profile level options which in turn are overridden by user level options.
If you are expecting that the command class is being set at the profile level, verify that there is not a blank value at the user level.
If you are expecting that the command class is being set at the system level, verify that there is not a blank value at the user level or profile level.
A blank will be interpreted as a command class of ' ', but none can be defined so the user will not be authorized for any commands.
Profile level user options including command class are determined by the first profile assigned to the user. Check if the user's first profile has a blank in PIDXPRSV Command Class.
You can delete a blank value online with EOF, or by using TPX batch:
This Knowledge Base article provides an explanation and example of how to identify fields that contain blanks. It's slightly different for USER variables and PROFILE variables.
CA TPX Batch - example - How to find where the session Label (Session Description) has been overridden with blanks at the profile or user level?