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DB2 Commands via REXX keep getting message DSN3107I csect-name COMMAND REJECTED. REQUESTER NOT AUTHORIZED.

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Issue/Introduction

Description:

We are trying to issue the DB2 command 'SET LOG SUSPEND/RESUME' via a REXX, and keep getting the message:

DSN3107I csect-name COMMAND REJECTED. REQUESTER NOT AUTHORIZED

The explanation for the message says:

CSECT DSN3EC0X has discovered that the source of the command was a console that does not have 'system' authority.

What commands are needed for the ESM (Top Secret) to allow these commands to be issued?

Solution:

Top Secret supports the OPERPARM definitions in the OPERPARM segment. In TSS, the definitions are defined as MCS fields.

See the User Guide, chapter 12, section "MCS Console Facility Support" and the table in subsection "MCS fields" for the available fields.

TSS ADDTO(acid) MCSAUTH(SYS), added to the Acid under which the REXX runs, should resolve this.

Environment

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Component: AWAGNT
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