SECOS V5.6 (en)

Domain:	SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION
Privileges:	SECURITY-ADMINISTRATION

The security administrator (by default the user ID SYSPRIV) can use this command to output entries in the key table.

SHOW-KEYTAB-ENTRY

ENTRY-IDENTIFICATION = STD / ALL / list-poss(20): *STD /
			*SYSTEM-DEFAULT / <name 1..8 with-wild(32)>
,PUBSET = ALL / list-poss(2000): HOME / <cat-id 1..4>
,SELECT = ALL / BY-ATTRIBUTES(...)
	*BY-ATTRIBUTES(...)
		\|	PRINCIPAL = *ANY / <c-string 1..1800 with-low>
,INFORMATION = ALL / ATTRIBUTES
,OUTPUT = list-poss(2): SYSOUT / SYSLST

ENTRY-IDENTIFICATION = *STD / *ALL / list-poss(20): *STD / *SYSTEM-DEFAULT /
<name 1..8 with_wild(32)>
Identification of the entry to be output.

ENTRY-IDENTIFICATION = *ALL
All entries are output.

PUBSET = *ALL / list-poss(2000): *HOME / <cat-id 1..4>
Catalog ID of the pubset from whose user catalogs the keys are output. During operation the keys of the home pubset are definitive.

SELECT =
Specification of criteria according to which the entries to be output are selected.

SELECT = *ALL
Entries are output regardless of additional criteria.

SELECT = *BY-ATTRIBUTES(...)
Entries are output only if they satisfy the specified criterion.

PRINCIPAL = *ANY / <c-string 1..1800 with-low>
Kerberos name of the BS2000 system whose entry is to be output. Wildcards which are contained in the name are taken into account if they are not invalidated by a preceding ’\’.

INFORMATION =
Specifies the output scope.

INFORMATION = *ALL
The attributes are output together with the Kerberos keys.

INFORMATION = *ATTRIBUTES
Only the attributes are output, without the Kerberos keys.

OUTPUT =
Defines the output medium for the information.

OUTPUT = *SYSOUT
The system file SYSOUT (in dialog the terminal) is output.

OUTPUT = *SYSLST
Output is to the system file SYSLST.

Output in S variables

The command’s INFORMATION operand is used to define the S variables for which values are entered. The following specifications are possible for INFORMATION:

Notation in command	Conditions in table
INFORMATION = *ALL	1
INFORMATION = *ATTRIBUTES	2

Output information	Name of the S variable	T	Contents	Condition
Unit for the validity period of obsolete keys	var(*LIST).DIM	S	DAYS HOURS *MINUTES	1, 2
Entry ID	var(*LIST).ENTRY-ID	S	<name 1..8>	1, 2
Creation date of the key	var(LIST).KEY(LIST).DATE	S	<date 10>	1
Key	var(LIST).KEY(LIST).NAME	S	<name 1..32>	1
System default	var(LIST).KEY(LIST).SYS-DEF	S	NO YES	1, 2
Creation time of the key	var(LIST).KEY(LIST).TIME	S	<time 8>	1
Key version	var(LIST).KEY(LIST).VERSION	I	<integer 0.. 2147483647>	1
Validity period of obsolete keys	var(*LIST).KEY-OVERLAP	I	<integer 0..32767>	1, 2
Validity of obsolete keys	var(*LIST).KEY-OVERLAP-DEFI	S	NO UNLIMITED *LIMITED	1, 2
Principal	var(*LIST).PRINCIPAL	S	<name 1..1800>	1, 2
Pubset	var(*LIST).PUBSET	S	<catid 1..4>	1, 2

Example: Outputting a key table entry in S variables

/exec-cmd (show-keytab-entry),s-out=ops

/show-var ops,inf=*par(value=*c-literal)

OPS(*LIST).ENTRY-ID = '*STD'

OPS(*LIST).PUBSET = 'A'

OPS(*LIST).PRINCIPAL = 'host/bs2osd.domain.de@REALM.DOMAIN.DE'

OPS(*LIST).KEY-OVERLAP-DEFI= '*LIMITED'

OPS(*LIST).KEY-OVERLAP = 6

OPS(*LIST).DIM = '*MINUTES'

OPS(*LIST).KEY(*LIST).NAME = 'DES-CBC-CRC'

OPS(*LIST).KEY(*LIST).VERSION = 0

OPS(*LIST).KEY(*LIST).DATE = '2021-01-30'