Assigns administrator authorization
Definition
A lower-level DBH option of ADMINISTRATION
Function
You use the DBH option ADMINISTRATOR to define a password that prevents the unauthorized issue of administration statements via the CALL interface and the SESADM administration program. You can also specify that only one user is authorized to issue administration statements, namely the system administrator. To do this, enter the system user identification of the system administrator.
You must also specify the system administrator's system user identification if certain utility statements are to be issued during the DBH session. The system user identification entered here is required at the authorization check for the CREATE CATALOG, CREATE REPLICATION, RECOVER CATALOG, RECOVER CATALOG_SPACE, REFRESH REPLICATION and UNLOAD ... FROM COPY_FILE utility statements (see the “ SQL Reference Manual Part 2: Utilities”).
During the DBH session, the system administrator can modify the entries for ADMINISTRATOR to suit requirements. This is done using the MODIFY-ADMINISTRATION administration statement (see "MODIFY-ADMINISTRATION").
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Operands
ADMINISTRATOR = *NONE
Administration using the CALL interface and SESADM is not possible. The MODIFY-ADMINISTRATION administration statement is also rejected.
ADMINISTRATOR = *ANY(...)
Users who are not system administrators can also issue administration statements using the CALL interface and SESADM.
PASSWORD = <c-string 3..3> / <x-string 5..6>
Password providing protection against unauthorized administration using the CALL interface and SESADM
ADMINISTRATOR = TIME-SHARING-USER(...)
Only the system administrator can issue administration statements using the CALL interface and SESADM. The system administrator is a timesharing user and is identified by the system user identification, i.e. host name and BS2000 user ID.
PASSWORD = <c-string 3..3> / <x-string 5..6>
Password providing protection against unauthorized administration using the CALL interface and SESADM
HOST-NAME = <name 1..8>
Name of the computer from which administration is to be carried out
USER-ID = <name 1..8>
BS2000 user ID of the system administrator
ADMINISTRATOR = APPLICATION-USER(...)
Only the system administrator can issue administration statements using the CALL interface. The system administrator is an application user and is identified by the system user identification, i.e. the host name, the name of the UTM application and the name of the user (customer name).
PASSWORD = <c-string 3..3> / <x-string 5..6>
Password providing protection against unauthorized administration using the CALL interface and SESADM
HOST-NAME = <text 1..8>
Name of the computer from which administration is to be carried out
APPLICATION-NAME = <text 1..8>
Name of the application from which administration is to be carried out
CUSTOMER-NAME = <text 1..8>
Name of the user.
If the system administrator is working under openUTM, the KDCSIGN name must be specified here. If the system administrator is working under DCAM, the name used by the system administrator at the programming interface must be specified.