Subject: RE: Deleting User from CICS/TS
From: Jan Canavan (j_canavan@earthlink.net)
Date: Tue Jul 08 2008 - 20:07:51 EDT
maybe this is better.... The perform command says that it is used to ACTIVE OR DEACTIVE resouRce OR REFRESH CONTENTS THE DATA SPACES. That makes more sense. If the user id has been deleted, but the data space has NOT been refresh. can be done via back, and this is were that note is, right BEFORE THE status -----Original Message----- >From: Randy Evans <revans@viaserv.com> >Sent: Jul 8, 2008 4:41 PM >To: VSE Discussion List <vse-l@Lehigh.EDU> >Subject: RE: Deleting User from CICS/TS > >Are suggesting that the passwords themselves are maintained in BSTCNTL >because of this information? If so, then I disagree with that specific >conclusion. The BSTCNTL contains control information that governs how >the passwords are maintained as documented in the references you >provided, but not the actual user passwords themselves. If you find >evidence to the contrary, in either the documentation or actual contents >from your IESCNTL or BSTCNTL files I would be very interested in hearing >about it. > > >Randy Evans, Viaserv, Inc. > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: owner-vse-l@Lehigh.EDU [mailto:owner-vse-l@Lehigh.EDU] On Behalf >Of >> Jan Canavan >> Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 5:29 PM >> To: VSE Discussion List >> Subject: RE: Deleting User from CICS/TS >> >> >> >> I also found this: >> >> Ensure that you have removed the // EXEC IESIRCVT statement in the >> procedure USERBG.PROC. To do so, use skeleton SKUSERBG (located in >ICCF >> library 59). If this statement is contained in USERBG.PROC, the >settings >> specified by the PERFORM PASSWORD ... command will be overwritten by >the >> IESIRCVT settings! >> >> >> and note there is a >> >> STATUS | ST Command Use the STATUS command to obtain the status >> information of the BSM. Here is an example of using the STATUS command >and >> the output it produces: >> >> >> This is on page 213 of the manual, and pdf 237 >> >> Jan Canavan >> j_canavan@earthlink.net >> VSE/VM SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER Jan Canavan j_canavan@earthlink.net VSE/VM SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER
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