Once a line entry has been started in response to any SUPER prompt. the SUPER user can request help by entering a single or double question mark. SUPER will list the next expected entry on the line. For exaaple:
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awo-CREATE ABC002.002ROGERS OPT-HSET-?
Syntax error OPT-?
Acceptable input here is:
an alphabetic name (plus '0123456789:$').
, DP
SUPER displays a list of the kinds of input it is expecting: either an alphabetic nome (as qualified) or' or DP. (In fact, DP would be fol lowed by , and then an alphabetic nome, and' would be followed by an alphabetic name. Entering the expected data and then another question mark would reveal this.) The line can then be reentered with the correct value.
If a line is entered in response to any SUPER prompt and SUPER detects a syntax error, SUPER wil I diagnose the error. The SUPER user can request help by entering a single or double question mark. For example:
CMD-CREATE ABC002,002ROGERS OPT-ABCDEF
Syntax Error OPT-?
Acceptable input here is:
one or more blanks (and/or a "comment").
the end of the command (possibly with a "comment").
-S/_ACCOUNTING ? ?? AC/CESS BANNERTEXT
BA/TNUM BI/LLING BU/OGET CP/ROC E/ND EX/PIRE FA/CCOUNT FEBI/LLING FECX/TM~ FEDB/ACCN F~/CCTM~
F~F/PRG FEWI/NTS F~E/MORY F~TI/ME FEPP/RIVILEGE
FEPR/IVILEGE FEPS/EUDO FERE/SOURCES HEL/P HS/ET
KEY L/AST ME/MORY NA/TIVEL OU/TPUTPRIO
PA/SSWORD PP/RIVILEGE PRIO/B PR/IVILEGE PRO/FILE PS/EUDO QU/AN Q/UIT RE/SOURCES SER/VICES SET/UP ST/EPACCNT TI/ME WS/N
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SUPER displays a list of the keywords that can be entered. (In this case a list of the user authorization field names, plus the HELP single and double question marks and the keyword END. SUPER also explains that blanks can precede the next part of the entry, that a quoted comment can be entered, or that the response can be a null line ("the end of the command"). SUPER indicates the minimum portion of the keyword by terminating it with a slosh.) The line can then be reentered with the correct value.
List I ng User Author i zat i on Records
The SUPER command LIST is used to list user authorization records. The user can list:
o on entire user authorization record.
o selected fields in a user authorization record.
o the default record (either the system or project default record) for a specified user.
The LIST command is entered, and then the option desired is specified. To request listing of on entire record, the following is specified:
~.LIST ABC001,001SMITH
OPT.ALL <-- Requests a listing of the entire record.
OPT.
A user authorization record similar to the one pictured earlier in this module is listed.
The options that can be specified to request selected fields in a user authorization record are:
.S(_ACCOUNTING] FEH[ANDLER] OU(TPUTPRIO]
AC CESS] FEMA(CCTMEW] PA SSWORD]
ALT(ERABLE] FEWI NTS] PPRIV[ILEGE]
BAN NER] FEt.t.4E(MORY] PRIOlB]
BA TCH] FEWTI ME) PRIV ILEGE]
BA TNUM]
FEPprIV
PRO[FILE]BI LlING] FEPR IV]
PSIElJD01
BU ooET] FEPS EUOO]
au
AN]CP ROC] FERE SOURCE] RE SOURCES]
EX PIRE] FEU[SER] SER(VICES]
FA CCOUNT] G[HOST] SET UP]
FE HS[ET] STlEPACCNT]
FEBI[LLING] KEY TI ME]
FECG L[AST] TP
FECX(TMEW) ME [MORY]
W[SN]
FEDB ACCN N(ATIVEL]
FEG[HOST] ONLINE]
Most of the user authorizatian LIST options are the same as or are similar to user authorization record field names. However, note that when listing bonner text the option specified is BANNER not BANNERTEXT. These options can be entered one per line or multiple options can be entered on one line, separated by semi-colons. For example:
a«>.lIST ABCeel,881SMITH OPT.ACCESS;PROFILE;WSN OPT.
will couse a listing similar to the following:
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ABCee1.ee1SMITH PROFILE
TTY ACCESS B: YES
G: NO
0: YES
T: NO f: NO
WSN LOCAL
1 users listed.
The user authorization LIST options fE. GHOST. ONLINE. and TP do not themselves request a I isting. They are used as listing qualifiers to limit listing by mode. For example:
CWO.LIST ABCee1.ee1SMITH OPT.ONUNE
OPT.BILLING;MEM;TIME;QUAN;PRIOB results in the fol lowing listing:
ABCee1.ee1SMITH
BI LUNG MEM MAX MEM OEF TIME MAX TIME OEF QUAN
0: 1 511 128 9999 9999 e
users listed.
The specification:
CMO.LIST DEFAULT
PRIOB
e
will cause the system user default record (pictured in module 4-1) to be listed.
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Adm i n i ster i ng User Author i zat ions
SUPER features a number of commands to enable the project administrator or system manager to maintain authorization records once they are created:
o the MODIFY command al lows the authorized administrator to change the contents of the record.
o the R~VE command allows the authorized administrator to delete an authorization record.
o the DELETE USERS command al lows the project administrator to delete al I user authorization records that that administrator is authorized to maintain. In the case of a project administrator, that is all records in the current project and all subordinate projects. (In the case of the system manager, this command must not be used. Its effect will be to develop all records except the system-bui It records (see Module 4-1).
The fol lowing is an example of using the MODIFY and R~VE commands:
CMD-MODIFY ABC002,002ROGERS OPT-PRIV
SUB-MAXM B,O,G
SUB-OPT-PPRIV SUB-EFT B,O,G OPT-SERVICE
SUB-SUB-MAXJOB 8=9,0-9 OPT-
sua-<- Sets the MAXimum Memory al location privilege for batch, online, and ghost modes.
<- Sets the EFT processor privilege for batch, online, and ghost modes.
<- Sets the highest priority the user may assign to a batch job at 9 in batch and online mode.
CMD-REMOVE ABC003,003GOMEZ(FACCOUNT)
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Note that if FACCOUNT is not specified as part of the REMOVE command. The associated file management account will not be removed.
The PIG processor will have to be invoked to remove the file management account.
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