Hi Linnea,
As to the first, that seems to call for a field-field compare between KEY and NAME.
Because KEY is also to a large extent treated as a keyword by SELECT in TYPE=RACF I think it is best to lead the clause with NAME.
That is:
N TYPE=RACF
S C=USER S=BASE NAME==KEY
SORTLIST KEY
Regards,
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Jeroen Tiggelman
Software Development and Level 3 Support Manager IBM Security zSecure Suite
IBM
Delft
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Original Message:
Sent: Fri February 24, 2023 12:59 PM
From: Linnea Sullivan
Subject: Reporting on the contents of the NAME field
Two questions:
- I have some administration activity happening where when new User IDs are being created the NAME field is being set to the User ID itself, or the name field contains the User ID. I have tried to code various SELECT statements to select when the NAME equals the User ID or the NAME contains the User ID. But so far, I am unsuccessful. Any tips?
- We use Command Verifier a lot to prevent unwanted administration activities. I don't think there is a way to code up a Command Verifier profile to prevent this activity from happening?
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Linnea Sullivan
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