Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide

2.3 Maintaining User Records
2.3.4 Defining Users
Unicenter CA-Scheduler only allows people with Manager authority to create
user records. To define a new userid, type 4 in the command area of the
UserID Maintenance menu and press Enter.
If your authority level does not permit you to create user records, Unicenter
CA-Scheduler displays the message CACO147E DEFINE NOT ALLOWED on
the third line of your panel. But if you have Manager authority, Unicenter
CA-Scheduler responds by displaying the UserID Definition panel.
SCHD-UU USERID DEFINITION CA-SCHEDULER
===> MASTER - WR
CONNECT : 4
USER IDENTIFICATION : acctg
USERID READ PASSWORD: receipts
USERID WRITE PASSWORD:
USER ID DESCRIPTION :
CONNECT USERID TO STATIONS: 4
USERID TYPE (M,S OR G) :
PF1=HELP
The panel preceding shows that Unicenter CA-Scheduler only requires data in
the first two fields. If you press Enter, leaving the remaining fields blank,
Unicenter CA-Scheduler creates a user record with the following
characteristics:
■ UserID is ACCTG
■ Read password is receipts
■ User can only display data
■ Connect to station 40
■ General authority level
ACCTG is limited to displaying data because no write password was assigned.
The General authority level limits ACCTG to:
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Connecting to station 40 and any other stations specified
Monitoring the status of jobs and schedules for which it is authorized
Displaying
– Its own user record
– Definition records for authorized jobs and schedules
– Staged JCL for authorized jobs if authorized for station 39
You can expand upon those capabilities by specifying additional information
on the user record.
Chapter 2. Startup Tasks 2-23