MODIFY-USER-ADMISSION Define authorizations for nonprivileged users

This statement is used by the primary SM2 administrator to specify which users are permitted to execute user-specific monitoring programs.

Format

MODIFY-USER-ADMISSION                                                                                                                        

TASK = *UNCHANGED / *ALLOW(...) / *INHIBIT
	*ALLOW(...)
		|	USER-ID = *ALL / list-poss(16): <alphanum-name 1..8>
,FILE = *UNCHANGED / *ALLOW(...) / *INHIBIT
	*ALLOW(...)
		|	USER-ID = *ALL / list-poss(16): <alphanum-name 1..8>
,ISAM = *UNCHANGED / *ALLOW(...) / *INHIBIT
	*ALLOW(...)
		|	USER-ID = *ALL / list-poss(16): <alphanum-name 1..8>

Operands

TASK =
The authorization is set for the TASK user-specific monitoring program.

TASK = *UNCHANGED
The authorization specified at this time for the TASK user-specific monitoring program remains unchanged. After the SM2 subsystem is started, the TASK user-specific monitoring program is not permitted.

TASK = *ALLOW(...)
The TASK user-specific monitoring program is permitted. The user uses the BS2000 commands /START-TASK-MEASUREMENT and /STOP-TASK-MEASUREMENT to start and stop tasks for monitoring.

USER-ID =
Specifies the users for whom the TASK user-specific monitoring program is permitted.

USER-ID = *ALL
The TASK user-specific monitoring program is permitted for all BS2000 users.

USER-ID = list-poss(16): <alphanum-name 1..8>
The TASK user-specific monitoring program is permitted for the users of the specified user IDs. The user IDs must be specified without $.

TASK = *INHIBIT
The TASK user-specific monitoring program is suppressed. All currently running measurements are terminated.

FILE =
The authorization is specified for the FILE user-specific monitoring program.

FILE = *UNCHANGED
The authorization specified at this time for the FILE user-specific monitoring program remains unchanged. After the SM2 subsystem is started, the FILE user-specific monitoring program is not permitted.

FILE = *ALLOW(...)
The FILE user-specific measurement program is permitted. A file is signed on for monitoring by means of the SM2 statement FILE.

USER-ID =
Specifies the users for which the FILE user-specific monitoring program is permitted.

USER-ID = *ALL
The FILE user-specific monitoring program is permitted for all BS2000 users.

USER-ID = list-poss(16): <alphanum-name 1..8>
The FILE user-specific monitoring program is permitted for the users of the specified user IDs. The user IDs must be specified without $.

FILE = *INHIBIT
The FILE user-specific monitoring program is not permitted. All currently running measurements are terminated.

ISAM =
The authorization is specified for the ISAM user-specific monitoring program.

ISAM = *UNCHANGED
The authorization specified at this point for the ISAM user-specific monitoring program remains unchanged. After the SM2 subsystem is started, the ISAM user-specific monitoring program is not permitted.

ISAM = *ALLOW(...)
The ISAM user-specific monitoring program is not permitted for nonprivileged users. ISAM pools can be included in or excluded from monitoring using the SM2 statements START-/STOP-/CHANGE-ISAM-STATISTICS.

USER-ID =
Specifies the users for which the ISAM user-specific monitoring program is permitted.

USER-ID = *ALL
The ISAM user-specific monitoring program is permitted for all BS2000 users.

USER-ID = list-poss(16): <alphanum-name 1..8>
The ISAM user-specific monitoring program is permitted for the users of the specified user IDs. The user IDs must be specified without $.

ISAM = *INHIBIT
The ISAM user-specific monitoring program is suppressed. All currently running measurements are terminated.

The restriction regarding the maximum number of objects to be monitored is not changed.

If the *INHIBIT parameter is specified to withdraw execution permission from all users, any objects monitored by a user are automatically deactivated for monitoring purposes. If the list of user IDs is updated (*ALLOW(USER-ID=...)), users who had previously started a monitoring operation can complete this operation, i.e. monitoring is not deactivated automatically.