SET-JOB-CLASS-DEFAULT - Specify default classes for users

This statement is used to specify default classes for users. At the same time, the users are granted access.

If no public default class has been specified for a job type, $SYSJC is the system default class. Since only privileged users have access to $SYSJC, JMU issues a warning message.

When a new user is entered in the user catalog during a session, he or she receives immediate access to all system default classes.

Format

SET-JOB-CLASS-DEFAULT                                                                                                                                   

NAME = <name 1..8>

,ACTION = *ADD / *REMOVE

,USER = *ALL / list-poss(255): <name 1..8>

The meaning of the operands is the same as for the GRANT-JOB-CLASS-ACCESS statement.

Changing the default class always consists of the two statements:

• SET-JOB-CLASS-DEFAULT default-class.old,*REMOVE,*ALL

• SET-JOB-CLASS-DEFAULT default-class.new,*ADD,*ALL.

It is not advisable to change the default class during the current session, because $SYSJC is entered as the default class between the two statements.