User record formats

The records associated with users are:
  • User Basic Data
  • User Categories
  • User Classes
  • User Group Connections
  • User Installation Data
  • User Connect Data
  • User RRSF Data
  • User Certificate Name
  • User Mappings
  • User Associated Distributed Mappings
  • User DFP Data
  • User TSO Data
  • User CICS® Data
  • User CICS Operator Classes
  • User CICS RSL Keys
  • User CICS TSL Keys
  • User Language Data
  • User OPERPARM Data
  • User OPERPARM Scope
  • User WORKATTR Data
  • User OMVS Data
  • User NETVIEW Segment
  • User OPCLASS
  • User DOMAINS
  • User DCE Data
  • User OVM Data
  • User LNOTES Data
  • User NDS Data
  • User KERB Data
  • User PROXY Data
  • User EIM Data
  • User CSDATA Custom Fields
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User basic data record (0200)

The User Basic Data record defines the basic information about a user. There is one record per user.

Table 1. User basic data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USBD_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Basic Data record (0200).
USBD_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USBD_CREATE_DATE Date 15 24 The date that the profile was created.
USBD_OWNER_ID Char 26 33 The user ID or group name that owns the profile.
USBD_ADSP Char 35 38 Does the user have the ADSP attribute? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_SPECIAL Char 40 43 Does the user have the SPECIAL attribute? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_OPER Char 45 48 Does the user have the OPERATIONS attribute? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_REVOKE Char 50 53 Is the user REVOKEd? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_GRPACC Char 55 58 Does the user have the GRPACC attribute? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_PWD_INTERVAL Int 60 62 The number of days that the user's password can be used.
USBD_PWD_DATE Date 64 73 The date that the password was last changed.
USBD_PROGRAMMER Char 75 94 The name associated with the user ID.
USBD_DEFGRP_ID Char 96 103 The default group associated with the user.
USBD_LASTJOB_TIME Time 105 112 The last recorded time that the user entered the system.
USBD_LASTJOB_DATE Date 114 123 The last recorded date that the user entered the system.
USBD_INSTALL_DATA Char 125 379 Installation-defined data.
USBD_UAUDIT Char 381 384 Do all RACHECK and RACDEF SVCs cause logging? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_AUDITOR Char 386 389 Does this user have the AUDITOR attribute? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_NOPWD Char 391 394 "YES" indicates that this user ID can log on without a password using OID card. "NO" indicates that this user must specify a password. "PRO" indicates a protected user ID. "PHR" indicates that the user has a password phrase.

See also z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide.

Note: Start of changeUSBD_PWD_ALG and USBD_PHR_ALG are the suggested fields to query to determine what combination of password and password phrase exists for a user.End of change
USBD_OIDCARD Char 396 399 Does this user have OIDCARD data? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_PWD_GEN Int 401 403 The current password generation number.
USBD_REVOKE_CNT Int 405 407 The number of unsuccessful logon attempts.
USBD_MODEL Char 409 452 The data set model profile name.
USBD_SECLEVEL Int 454 456 The user's security level.
USBD_REVOKE_DATE Date 458 467 The date that the user is revoked.
USBD_RESUME_DATE Date 469 478 The date that the user is resumed.
USBD_ACCESS_SUN Char 480 483 Can the user access the system on Sunday? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_ACCESS_MON Char 485 488 Can the user access the system on Monday? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_ACCESS_TUE Char 490 493 Can the user access the system on Tuesday? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_ACCESS_WED Char 495 498 Can the user access the system on Wednesday? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_ACCESS_THU Char 500 503 Can the user access the system on Thursday? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_ACCESS_FRI Char 505 508 Can the user access the system on Friday? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_ACCESS_SAT Char 510 513 Can the user access the system on Saturday? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_START_TIME Time 515 522 After what time can the user log on?
USBD_END_TIME Time 524 531 After what time can the user not log on?
USBD_SECLABEL Char 533 540 The user's default security label.
USBD_ATTRIBS Char 542 549 Other user attributes (RSTD for users with RESTRICTED attribute).
USBD_PWDENV_EXISTS Char 551 554 Has a PKCS#7 envelope been created for the user's current password? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_PWD_ASIS Char 556 559 Should the password be evaluated in the case entered? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USBD_PHR_DATE Date 561 570 The date the password phrase was last changed.
USBD_PHR_GEN Int 572 574 The current password phrase generation number.
USBD_CERT_SEQN Int 576 585 Sequence number that is incremented whenever a certificate for the user is added, deleted, or altered. The starting value might not be 0.
USBD_PPHENV_EXISTS Char 587 590 Has the user's current password phrase been PKCS#7 enveloped for possible retrieval? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
Start of changeUSBD_PWD_ALGEnd of change Start of changeCharEnd of change Start of change592End of change Start of change603End of change Start of changeAlgorithm that is used to protect passwords. Possible values are "LEGACY", "KDFAES", and "NOPASSWORD".End of change
Start of changeUSBD_LEG_PWDHIST_CTEnd of change Start of changeIntEnd of change Start of change605End of change Start of change607End of change Start of changeNumber of legacy password history entries.End of change
Start of changeUSBD_XPW_PWDHIST_CTEnd of change Start of changeIntEnd of change Start of change609End of change Start of change611End of change Start of changeNumber of KDFAES password history entries.End of change
Start of changeUSBD_PHR_ALGEnd of change Start of changeCharEnd of change Start of change613End of change Start of change624End of change Start of changeAlgorithm that is used to protect password phrases. Possible values are "LEGACY", "KDFAES", and "NOPHRASE".End of change
Start of changeUSBD_LEG_PHRHIST_CTEnd of change Start of changeIntEnd of change Start of change626End of change Start of change628End of change Start of changeNumber of legacy password phrase history entries.End of change
Start of changeUSBD_XPW_PHRHIST_CTEnd of change Start of changeIntEnd of change Start of change630End of change Start of change632End of change Start of changeNumber of KDFAES password phrase history entries.End of change
Start of changeUSBD_ROAUDITEnd of change Start of changeCharEnd of change Start of change634End of change Start of change637End of change Start of changeThis user can have a ROAUDIT attribute. Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".End of change
Start of changeUSBD_MFA_FALLBACKEnd of change Start of changeCharEnd of change Start of change639End of change Start of change641End of change Start of changeThis user can use a password or password phrase to logon to the system when IBM® MFA is unavailable. Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".End of change

User categories record (0201)

The User Categories record defines the categories to which the user has access. There is one record per user/category combination.

Table 2. User Categories Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USCAT_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Categories record (0201).
USCAT_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USCAT_CATEGORY Int 15 19 Category to which the user has access.

User classes record (0202)

The User Classes record defines the classes in which the user can create profiles. There is one record per user/class combination.

Table 3. User Classes Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USCLA_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Classes record (0202).
USCLA_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USCLA_CLASS Char 15 22 A class in which the user is allowed to define profiles.

User group connections record (0203)

The User Group Connections record defines the groups with which the user is associated. There is one record per user connection.

Table 4. User Group Connections Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USGCON_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Group Connections record (0203).
USGCON_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USGCON_GRP_ID Char 15 22 The group with which the user is associated.

User installation data record (0204)

The User Installation Data record defines the user data associated with a user ID.

This record type contains the data stored in the USRCNT repeat group, which is a field in the RACF® database that is reserved for your installation's use. None of the RACF commands manipulate this field. Do not confuse this field with the USER_INSTALL_DATA field, shown in Table 1, which you enter into the database using the ADDUSER and ALTUSER commands.

Table 5. User Installation Data Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USINSTD_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Installation Data record (0204).
USINSTD_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USINSTD_USR_NAME Char 15 22 The name of the installation-defined field.
USINSTD_USR_DATA Char 24 278 The data for the installation-defined field.
USINSTD_USR_FLAG Char 280 287 The flag for the installation-defined field in the form X<cc>.

User connect data record (0205)

The User Connect Data record defines the relationships between users and groups. There is one record per user connection.

Table 6. User Connect Data Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USCON_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Connect Data record (0205).
USCON_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USCON_GRP_ID Char 15 22 The group name.
USCON_CONNECT_DATE Date 24 33 The date that the user was connected.
USCON_OWNER_ID Char 35 42 The owner of the user-group connection.
USCON_LASTCON_TIME Time 44 51 Time that the user last connected to this group.
USCON_LASTCON_DATE Date 53 62 Date that the user last connected to this group.
USCON_UACC Char 64 71 The default universal access authority for all new resources the user defines while connected to the specified group. Valid values are NONE, READ, UPDATE, CONTROL, and ALTER.
USCON_INIT_CNT Int 73 77 The number of RACINITs issued for this user/group combination.
USCON_GRP_ADSP Char 79 82 Does this user have the ADSP attribute in this group? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USCON_GRP_SPECIAL Char 84 87 Does this user have GROUP-SPECIAL in this group? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USCON_GRP_OPER Char 89 92 Does this user have GROUP-OPERATIONS in this group? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USCON_REVOKE Char 94 97 Is this user revoked? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USCON_GRP_ACC Char 99 102 Does this user have the GRPACC attribute? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USCON_NOTERMUACC Char 104 107 Does this user have the NOTERMUACC attribute in this group? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USCON_GRP_AUDIT Char 109 112 Does this user have the GROUP-AUDITOR attribute in this group? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USCON_REVOKE_DATE Date 114 123 The date that the user's connection to the group is revoked.
USCON_RESUME_DATE Date 125 134 The date that the user's connection to the group is resumed.

User RRSF data record (0206)

The User RRSF data record defines the information required by RACF remote sharing facility (RRSF). There is one record per user/RRSF data combination.

Table 7. User RRSF Data Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USRSF_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the RRSF data record (0206).
USRSF_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USRSF_TARG_NODE Char 15 22 Target node name.
USRSF_TARG_USER_ID Char 24 31 Target user ID.
USRSF_VERSION Int 33 35 Version of this record.
USRSF_PEER Char 37 40 Is this a peer user ID? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USRSF_MANAGING Char 42 45 Is USRSF_NAME managing this ID? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USRSF_MANAGED Char 47 50 Is USRSF_NAME being managed by this ID? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USRSF_REMOTE_PEND Char 52 55 Is this remote RACF association pending? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USRSF_LOCAL_PEND Char 57 60 Is this local RACF association pending? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USRSF_PWD_SYNC Char 62 65 Is there password synchronization with this user ID? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USRSF_REM_REFUSAL Char 67 70 Was a system error encountered on the remote system? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USRSF_DEFINE_DATE Date 72 81 GMT date stamp for when this record was defined.
USRSF_DEFINE_TIME Time 83 97 GMT time stamp for when this record was defined.
USRSF_ACCEPT_DATE Date 99 108 GMT date stamp when this association was approved or refused. Based on the REMOTE_REFUSAL bit setting.
USRSF_ACCEPT_TIME Time 110 124 GMT time stamp when this association was approved or refused. Based on the REMOTE_REFUSAL bit setting.
USRSF_CREATOR_ID Char 126 133 User ID who created this entry.

User certificate name record (0207)

The User Certificate Name record defines the names of the certificate profiles in the DIGTCERT class that are associated with this user ID.

Note: RACF does not unload all fields in profiles in the DIGTCERT class. The digital certificate itself is not readable text and is the only field in the CERTDATA segment. Therefore, RACF bypasses the unloading of the CERTDATA segment of general resource profiles.
Table 8. User Certificate Name Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USCERT_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user certificate name record (0207).
USCERT_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USCERT_CERT_NAME Char 15 260 Digital certificate name.
USCERT_CERTLABL Char 262 293 Digital certificate label.

User associated mappings record (0208)

The User Associated Mappings Record defines the certificate name filter in the DIGTNMAP class associated with this user ID.

Table 9. User Associated Mappings Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USNMAP_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Associated Mappings record (0208).
USNMAP_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USNMAP_LABEL Char 15 46 The label associated with this mapping.
USNMAP_MAP_NAME Char 48 293 The name of the DIGTNMAP profile associated with this user.

User associated distributed mappings record (0209)

The User Associated Distributed Mappings Record defines the IDIDMAP class profile name associated with this user ID.

Table 10. User Associated Distributed Mappings Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USDMAP_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Associated Distributed Mappings record (0209).
USDMAP_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USDMAP_LABEL Char 15 46 The label associated with this mapping.
USDMAP_MAP_NAME Char 48 293 The name of the IDIDMAP profile associated with this user.
Note: This value is stored in the RACF database in UTF-8 format. If possible, database unload changes this value to the EBCDIC format. If not possible, hexadecimal values are produced.
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User MFA factor data record (020A)

The User MFA factor data record defines the basic information about a the MFA factor data.

Table 11. User MFA factor data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USMFA_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user Multifactor authentication data record (020A).
USMFA_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USMFA_FACTOR_NAME Char 15 34 Factor name.
USMFA_FACTOR_ACTIVE Date 36 54 Factor active date. Will be blank if factor is not ACTIVE.
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User MFA policies record (020B)

The user MFA policies record (020B)

Table 12. User MFA policies record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USMPOL_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user Multi-factor authentication policies record (020B)
USMPOL_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USMPOL_POLICY_NAME Char 15 34 MFA Policy name.
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User DFP data record (0210)

The User DFP Data record defines the information required by the System Managed Storage facility of the Data Facility Product (DFP). The fields in these records define the characteristics of the data that are created by the user. There is one record per user/DFP data combination.

Table 13. User DFP Data Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USDFP_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User DFP data record (0210).
USDFP_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USDFP_DATAAPPL Char 15 22 Default application name for the user.
USDFP_DATACLAS Char 24 31 Default data class for the user.
USDFP_MGMTCLAS Char 33 40 Default management class for the user.
USDFP_STORCLAS Char 42 49 Default storage class for the user.

User TSO data record (0220)

The user TSO data record defines the information required by TSO/E. There is one record per TSO user.

Table 14. User TSO data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USTSO_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User TSO Data record (0220).
USTSO_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USTSO_ACCOUNT Char 15 54 The default account number.
USTSO_COMMAND Char 56 135 The command issued at LOGON.
USTSO_DEST Char 137 144 The default destination identifier.
USTSO_HOLD_CLASS Char 146 146 The default hold class.
USTSO_JOB_CLASS Char 148 148 The default job class.
USTSO_LOGON_PROC Char 150 157 The default logon procedure.
USTSO_LOGON_SIZE Int 159 168 The default logon region size.
USTSO_MSG_CLASS Char 170 170 The default message class.
USTSO_LOGON_MAX Int 172 181 The maximum logon region size.
USTSO_PERF_GROUP Int 183 192 The performance group associated with the user.
USTSO_SYSOUT_CLASS Char 194 194 The default sysout class.
USTSO_USER_DATA Char 196 203 The TSO user data, in hexadecimal in the form X<cccc>.
USTSO_UNIT_NAME Char 205 212 The default SYSDA device.
USTSO_SECLABEL Char 214 221 The default logon security label.

User CICS data record (0230)

The User CICS data record defines the data required by the Customer Information Control System (CICS). There is one record per user/CICS data combination.

Table 15. User CICS data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USCICS_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User CICS Data record (0230).
USCICS_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USCICS_OPIDENT Char 15 17 The CICS operator identifier.
USCICS_OPPRTY Int 19 23 The CICS operator priority.
USCICS_NOFORCE Char 25 28 Is the extended recovery facility (XRF) NOFORCE option in effect? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USCICS_TIMEOUT Char 30 34 The terminal time-out value. Expressed in hh:mm

User CICS operator classes record (0231)

The user CICS operator classes record defines the classes associated with a CICS operator. There is one record per user/CICS operator class combination.

Table 16. User CICS operator class record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USCOPC_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User CICS Operator Class record (0231).
USCOPC_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USCOPC_OPCLASS Char 15 17 The class associated with the CICS operator.

User CICS RSL keys record (0232)

The user CICS RSL keys record defines the resource security level (RSL) keys associated with a CICS user. There is one record per combination of user and CICS RSL key.

Table 17. User CICS RSL key record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USCRSL_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User CICS RSL keys record (0232).
USCRSL_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USCRSL_KEY Int 15 19 RSL key number.

User CICS TSL keys record (0233)

The User CICS TSL keys record defines the transaction security level (TSL) keys for a CICS user. There is one record per combination of user and CICS TSL key.

Table 18. User CICS TSL Key Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USCTSL_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User CICS TSL keys record (0233).
USCTSL_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USCTSL_KEY Int 15 19 TSL key number.

User language data record (0240)

The user language data record defines the primary and default languages for the user. There is one record per user/language combination.

Table 19. User language data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USLAN_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Language Data record (0240).
USLAN_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USLAN_PRIMARY Char 15 17 The primary language for the user.
USLAN_SECONDARY Char 19 21 The secondary language for the user.

User OPERPARM data record (0250)

The user OPERPARM data record defines the operator characteristics for the user. There is one record per user/OPERPARM data combination.

Table 20. User OPERPARM data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USOPR_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User OPERPARM Data record (0250).
USOPR_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USOPR_STORAGE Int 15 19 The number of megabytes of storage that can be used for message queuing.
USOPR_MASTERAUTH Char 21 24 Does this user have MASTER console authority? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ALLAUTH Char 26 29 Does this user have ALL console authority? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_SYSAUTH Char 31 34 Does this user have SYSAUTH console authority? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_IOAUTH Char 36 39 Does this user have I/O console authority? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_CONSAUTH Char 41 44 Does this user have CONS console authority? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_INFOAUTH Char 46 49 Does this user have INFO console authority? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_TIMESTAMP Char 51 54 Do console messages contain a timestamp? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_SYSTEMID Char 56 59 Do console messages contain a system ID? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_JOBID Char 61 64 Do console messages contain a job ID? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_MSGID Char 66 69 Do console messages contain a message ID? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_X Char 71 74 Are the job name and system name to be suppressed for messages issued from the JES3 global processor? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_WTOR Char 76 79 Does the console receive WTOR messages? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_IMMEDIATE Char 81 84 Does the console receive immediate messages? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_CRITICAL Char 86 89 Does the console receive critical event messages? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_EVENTUAL Char 91 94 Does the console receive eventual event messages? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_INFO Char 96 99 Does the console receive informational messages? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_NOBRODCAST Char 101 104 Are broadcast messages to this console suppressed? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ALL Char 106 109 Does the console receive all messages? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_JOBNAMES Char 111 114 Are job names monitored? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_JOBNAMEST Char 116 119 Are job names monitored with timestamps displayed? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_SESS Char 121 124 Are user IDs displayed with each TSO initiation and termination? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_SESST Char 126 129 Are user IDs and timestamps displayed with each TSO initiation and termination? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_STATUS Char 131 134 Are data set names and dispositions displayed with each data set that is freed? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE001 Char 136 139 Is this console enabled for route code 001? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE002 Char 141 144 Is this console enabled for route code 002? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE003 Char 146 149 Is this console enabled for route code 003? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE004 Char 151 154 Is this console enabled for route code 004? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE005 Char 156 159 Is this console enabled for route code 005? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE006 Char 161 164 Is this console enabled for route code 006? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE007 Char 166 169 Is this console enabled for route code 007? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE008 Char 171 174 Is this console enabled for route code 008? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE009 Char 176 179 Is this console enabled for route code 009? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE010 Char 181 184 Is this console enabled for route code 010? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE011 Char 186 189 Is this console enabled for route code 011? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE012 Char 191 194 Is this console enabled for route code 012? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE013 Char 196 199 Is this console enabled for route code 013? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE014 Char 201 204 Is this console enabled for route code 014? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE015 Char 206 209 Is this console enabled for route code 015? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE016 Char 211 214 Is this console enabled for route code 016? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE017 Char 216 219 Is this console enabled for route code 017? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE018 Char 221 224 Is this console enabled for route code 018? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE019 Char 226 229 Is this console enabled for route code 019? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE020 Char 231 234 Is this console enabled for route code 020? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE021 Char 236 239 Is this console enabled for route code 021? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE022 Char 241 244 Is this console enabled for route code 022? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE023 Char 246 249 Is this console enabled for route code 023? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE024 Char 251 254 Is this console enabled for route code 024? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE025 Char 256 259 Is this console enabled for route code 025? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE026 Char 261 264 Is this console enabled for route code 026? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE027 Char 266 269 Is this console enabled for route code 027? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE028 Char 271 274 Is this console enabled for route code 028? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE029 Char 276 279 Is this console enabled for route code 029? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE030 Char 281 284 Is this console enabled for route code 030? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE031 Char 286 289 Is this console enabled for route code 031? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE032 Char 291 294 Is this console enabled for route code 032? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE033 Char 296 299 Is this console enabled for route code 033? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE034 Char 301 304 Is this console enabled for route code 034? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE035 Char 306 309 Is this console enabled for route code 035? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE036 Char 311 314 Is this console enabled for route code 036? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE037 Char 316 319 Is this console enabled for route code 037? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE038 Char 321 324 Is this console enabled for route code 038? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE039 Char 326 329 Is this console enabled for route code 039? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE040 Char 331 334 Is this console enabled for route code 040? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE041 Char 336 339 Is this console enabled for route code 041? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE042 Char 341 344 Is this console enabled for route code 042? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE043 Char 346 349 Is this console enabled for route code 043? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE044 Char 351 354 Is this console enabled for route code 044? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE045 Char 356 359 Is this console enabled for route code 045? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE046 Char 361 364 Is this console enabled for route code 046? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE047 Char 366 369 Is this console enabled for route code 047? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE048 Char 371 374 Is this console enabled for route code 048? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE049 Char 376 379 Is this console enabled for route code 049? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE050 Char 381 384 Is this console enabled for route code 050? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE051 Char 386 389 Is this console enabled for route code 051? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE052 Char 391 394 Is this console enabled for route code 052? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE053 Char 396 399 Is this console enabled for route code 053? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE054 Char 401 404 Is this console enabled for route code 054? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE055 Char 406 409 Is this console enabled for route code 055? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE056 Char 411 414 Is this console enabled for route code 056? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE057 Char 416 419 Is this console enabled for route code 057? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE058 Char 421 424 Is this console enabled for route code 058? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE059 Char 426 429 Is this console enabled for route code 059? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE060 Char 431 434 Is this console enabled for route code 060? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE061 Char 436 439 Is this console enabled for route code 061? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE062 Char 441 444 Is this console enabled for route code 062? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE063 Char 446 449 Is this console enabled for route code 063? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE064 Char 451 454 Is this console enabled for route code 064? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE065 Char 456 459 Is this console enabled for route code 065? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE066 Char 461 464 Is this console enabled for route code 066? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE067 Char 466 469 Is this console enabled for route code 067? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE068 Char 471 474 Is this console enabled for route code 068? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE069 Char 476 479 Is this console enabled for route code 069? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE070 Char 481 484 Is this console enabled for route code 070? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE071 Char 486 489 Is this console enabled for route code 071? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE072 Char 491 494 Is this console enabled for route code 072? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE073 Char 496 499 Is this console enabled for route code 073? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE074 Char 501 504 Is this console enabled for route code 074? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE075 Char 506 509 Is this console enabled for route code 075? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE076 Char 511 514 Is this console enabled for route code 076? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE077 Char 516 519 Is this console enabled for route code 077? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE078 Char 521 524 Is this console enabled for route code 078? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE079 Char 526 529 Is this console enabled for route code 079? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE080 Char 531 534 Is this console enabled for route code 080? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE081 Char 536 539 Is this console enabled for route code 081? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE082 Char 541 544 Is this console enabled for route code 082? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE083 Char 546 549 Is this console enabled for route code 083? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE084 Char 551 554 Is this console enabled for route code 084? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE085 Char 556 559 Is this console enabled for route code 085? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE086 Char 561 564 Is this console enabled for route code 086? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE087 Char 566 569 Is this console enabled for route code 087? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE088 Char 571 574 Is this console enabled for route code 088? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE089 Char 576 579 Is this console enabled for route code 089? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE090 Char 581 584 Is this console enabled for route code 090? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE091 Char 586 589 Is this console enabled for route code 091? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE092 Char 591 594 Is this console enabled for route code 092? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE093 Char 596 599 Is this console enabled for route code 093? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE094 Char 601 604 Is this console enabled for route code 094? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE095 Char 606 609 Is this console enabled for route code 095? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE096 Char 611 614 Is this console enabled for route code 096? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE097 Char 616 619 Is this console enabled for route code 097? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE098 Char 621 624 Is this console enabled for route code 098? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE099 Char 626 629 Is this console enabled for route code 099? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE100 Char 631 634 Is this console enabled for route code 100? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE101 Char 636 639 Is this console enabled for route code 101? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE102 Char 641 644 Is this console enabled for route code 102? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE103 Char 646 649 Is this console enabled for route code 103? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE104 Char 651 654 Is this console enabled for route code 104? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE105 Char 656 659 Is this console enabled for route code 105? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE106 Char 661 664 Is this console enabled for route code 106? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE107 Char 666 669 Is this console enabled for route code 107? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE108 Char 671 674 Is this console enabled for route code 108? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE109 Char 676 679 Is this console enabled for route code 109? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE110 Char 681 684 Is this console enabled for route code 110? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE111 Char 686 689 Is this console enabled for route code 111? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE112 Char 691 694 Is this console enabled for route code 112? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE113 Char 696 699 Is this console enabled for route code 113? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE114 Char 701 704 Is this console enabled for route code 114? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE115 Char 706 709 Is this console enabled for route code 115? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE116 Char 711 714 Is this console enabled for route code 116? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE117 Char 716 719 Is this console enabled for route code 117? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE118 Char 721 724 Is this console enabled for route code 118? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE119 Char 726 729 Is this console enabled for route code 119? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE120 Char 731 734 Is this console enabled for route code 120? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE121 Char 736 739 Is this console enabled for route code 121? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE122 Char 741 744 Is this console enabled for route code 122? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE123 Char 746 749 Is this console enabled for route code 123? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE124 Char 751 754 Is this console enabled for route code 124? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE125 Char 756 759 Is this console enabled for route code 125? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE126 Char 761 764 Is this console enabled for route code 126? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE127 Char 766 769 Is this console enabled for route code 127? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ROUTECODE128 Char 771 774 Is this console enabled for route code 128? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_LOGCMDRESP Char 776 783 Specifies the logging of command responses received by the extended operator. Valid values are SYSTEM, NO, and blank.
USOPR_MIGRATIONID Char 785 788 Is this extended operator to receive a migration ID?
USOPR_DELOPERMSG Char 790 797 Does this extended operator receive delete operator messages? Valid values are NORMAL, ALL, and NONE.
USOPR_RETRIEVE_KEY Char 799 806 Specifies a retrieval key used for searching. A null value is indicated by NONE.
USOPR_CMDSYS Char 808 815 The name of the system that the extended operator is connected to for command processing.
USOPR_UD Char 817 820 Is this operator to receive undeliverable messages? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_ALTGRP_ID Char 822 829 The default group associated with this operator.
USOPR_AUTO Char 831 834 Is this operator to receive messages automated within the sysplex? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_HC Char 836 839 Is this operator to receive messages that are directed to hardcopy? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_INT Char 841 844 Is this operator to receive messages that are directed to console ID zero? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USOPR_UNKN Char 846 849 Is this operator to receive messages which are directed to unknown console IDs? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".

User OPERPARM scope (0251)

The user OPERPARM scope record defines the scope of the operator. There is one record per user/OPERPARM scope combination.

Table 21. User OPERPARM scope record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USOPRP_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User OPERPARM Scope record (0251).
USOPRP_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USOPRP_SYSTEM Char 15 22 System name.

User WORKATTR data record (0260)

The user WORKATTR data record defines the logistical information for the user. There is one record per user/WORKATTR data combination.

Table 22. User WORKATTR data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USWRK_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User WORKATTR Data record (0260).
USWRK_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USWRK_AREA_NAME Char 15 74 Area for delivery.
USWRK_BUILDING Char 76 135 Building for delivery.
USWRK_DEPARTMENT Char 137 196 Department for delivery.
USWRK_ROOM Char 198 257 Room for delivery.
USWRK_ADDR_LINE1 Char 259 318 Address line 1.
USWRK_ADDR_LINE2 Char 320 379 Address line 2.
USWRK_ADDR_LINE3 Char 381 440 Address line 3.
USWRK_ADDR_LINE4 Char 442 501 Address line 4.
USWRK_ACCOUNT Char 503 757 Account number.

User OMVS data record (0270)

The user OMVS data record defines the information required by z/OS UNIX to verify that users are associated with a valid z/OS UNIX user identifier (UID). These records define the UIDs that have been assigned to RACF users, their default directory, default program name, and user limits.

There is only one record per user/UID data combination.

Table 23. User OMVS data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USOMVS_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User Data record (0270).
USOMVS_NAME Char 6 13 User name as taken from the profile name.
USOMVS_UID Char 15 24 z/OS UNIX user identifier (UID) associated with the user name from the profile.
USOMVS_HOME_PATH Char 26 1048 HOME PATH associated with the z/OS UNIX user identifier (UID).
USOMVS_PROGRAM Char 1050 2072 Default Program associated with the z/OS UNIX user identifier (UID).
USOMVS_CPUTIMEMAX Int 2074 2083 Maximum CPU time associated with the UID.
USOMVS_ASSIZEMAX Int 2085 2094 Maximum address space size associated with the UID.
USOMVS_FILEPROCMAX Int 2096 2105 Maximum active or open files associated with the UID.
USOMVS_PROCUSERMAX Int 2107 2116 Maximum number of processes associated with the UID.
USOMVS_THREADSMAX Int 2118 2127 Maximum number of threads associated with the UID.
USOMVS_MMAPAREAMAX Int 2129 2138 Maximum mappable storage amount associated with the UID.
USOMVS_MEMLIMIT Char 2140 2148 Maximum size of non-shared memory
USOMVS_SHMEMAX Char 2150 2158 Maximum size of shared memory

User NETVIEW segment record (0280)

The user NETVIEW segment record defines the information required by NetView®.

There is only one record per user profile that contains a NETVIEW segment.

Table 24. User NETVIEW segment record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USNETV_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user NETVIEW segment record (0280).
USNETV_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from profile name
USNETV_IC Char 15 269 Command list processed at logon
USNETV_CONSNAME Char 271 278 Default console name
USNETV_CTL Char 280 287 CTL value: GENERAL, GLOBAL, or SPECIFIC
USNETV_MSGRECVR Char 289 292 Eligible to receive unsolicited messages? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USNETV_NGMFADMN Char 294 297 Authorized to NetView graphic monitoring facility? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USNETV_NGMFVSPN Char 299 306 Value of view span options

User OPCLASS record (0281)

The user OPCLASS record defines the information required by NetView.

There is only one record per OPCLASS specified in the NETVIEW segment.

Table 25. User OPCLASS record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USNOPC_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user OPCLASS record (0281).
USNOPC_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name
USNOPC_OPCLASS Int 15 19 OPCLASS value from 1 to 2040

User DOMAINS record (0282)

The user DOMAINS record defines the information required by NetView.

There is only one record per DOMAIN specified in the NETVIEW segment.

Table 26. User DOMAINS record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USNDOM_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user DOMAINS record (0282).
USNDOM_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name
USNDOM_DOMAINS Char 15 19 DOMAIN value.

User DCE data record (0290)

The user DCE data record defines the non-repeating group information that is contained within the user's DCE segment.

Table 27. User DCE data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USDCE_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user DCE data record (0290).
USDCE_NAME Char 6 13 RACF user name as taken from the profile name.
USDCE_UUID Char 15 50 DCE UUID associated with the user name from the profile.
USDCE_DCE_NAME Char 52 1074 DCE principal name associated with this user.
USDCE_HOMECELL Char 1076 2098 Home cell name.
USDCE_HOMEUUID Char 2100 2135 Home cell UUID.
USDCE_AUTOLOGIN Char 2137 2140 Is this user eligible for an automatic DCE login? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".

User OVM data record (02A0)

The user OVM data record defines the information required by OpenExtensions. These records define the user identifiers (UIDs) that have been assigned to RACF users, their default directory, default program name, and the file system root.

Table 28. User OVM data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USOVM_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user OVM data record (02A0).
USOVM_NAME Char 6 13 User name as taken from the profile name.
USOVM_UID Char 15 24 User identifier (UID) associated with the user name from the profile.
USOVM_HOME_PATH Char 26 1048 Home path associated with the user identifier (UID).
USOVM_PROGRAM Char 1050 2072 Default program associated with the user identifier (UID).
USOVM_FSROOT Char 2074 3096 File system root for this user.

User LNOTES data record (02B0)

The user LNOTES data record contains the Lotus Notes for z/OS information defined in the LNOTES segment of the user's profile.

Table 29. User LNOTES data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USLNOT_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the LNOTES data record (02B0).
USLNOT_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USLNOT_SNAME Char 15 78 LNOTES short name associated with the user ID.

User NDS data record (02C0)

The user NDS data record contains the Novell Directory Services for OS/390 information defined in the NDS segment of the user's profile.

Table 30. User NDS data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USNDS_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the NDS data record (02C0).
USNDS_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USNDS_UNAME Char 15 260 NDS user name associated with the user ID.

User KERB data record (02D0)

The user KERB data record defines the Kerberos principal information for a user. There is one record per user profile that contains a KERB segment.

Table 31. User KERB data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USKERB_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the User KERB segment record (02D0).
USKERB_NAME Char 6 13 RACF user name as taken from the profile.
USKERB_KERBNAME Char 15 254 The Kerberos principal name.
USKERB_MAX_LIFE Int 256 265 Maximum ticket life.
USKERB_KEY_VERS Int 267 269 Current key version.
USKERB_ENCRYPT_DES Char 271 274 Is key encryption using DES enabled? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USKERB_ENCRYPT_DES3 Char 276 279 Is key encryption using DES3 enabled? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USKERB_ENCRYPT_DESD Char 281 284 Is key encryption using DES with derivation enabled? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USKERB_ENCRPT_A128 Char 286 289 Is key encryption using AES128 enabled? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USKERB_ENCRPT_A256 Char 291 294 Is key encryption using AES256 enabled? Valid Values include "Yes" and "No".
USKERB_KEY_FROM Char 351 358 Key source. Valid values are PASSWORD or PHRASE.

User PROXY record (02E0)

The user PROXY record identifies default information related to the LDAP proxy for a user. There is only one record per user profile that contains a PROXY segment.

Table 32. User PROXY record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USPROXY_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user PROXY record (02E0).
USPROXY_NAME Char 6 13 RACF user name as taken from the profile name.
USPROXY_LDAP_HOST Char 15 1037 LDAP server URL.
USPROXY_BIND_DN Char 1039 2061 LDAP BIND distinguished name.

User EIM data record (02F0)

The user EIM record defines the LDAPBIND profile for a user. There is one record per user profile that contains the EIM segment.

Table 33. User EIM Record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USEIM_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user EIM segment record (02F0).
USEIM_NAME Char 6 13 User name.
USEIM_LDAPPROF Char 15 260 EIM LDAPBIND profile name.

User CSDATA custom fields record (02G1)

The User CSDATA custom fields record defines custom fields associated with a user. There is one record per combination of user and CSDATA custom fields.

Table 34. User CSDATA Custom fields record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USCSD_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user CSDATA custom fields record (02G1).
USCSD_NAME Char 6 13 User name.
USCSD_TYPE Char 15 18 Data type for the custom field. Valid values are CHAR, FLAG, HEX, NUM.
USCSD_KEY Char 20 51 Custom field keyword; maximum length = 8.
USCSD_VALUE Char 53 1152 Custom field value.
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User MFA factor tags data record (1210)

The User MFA factor tags data record defines the basic information about a the MFA factor tags data.

Table 35. User MFA factor tags data record
Field Name Type Position Comments
Start End
USMFAC_RECORD_TYPE Int 1 4 Record type of the user Multifactor authentication factor configuration data record (1210).
USMFAC_NAME Char 6 13 User ID as taken from the profile name.
USMFAC_FACTOR_NAME Char 15 34 Factor name.
USMFAC_TAG_NAME Char 36 55 The tag name associated with the factor.
USMFAC_TAG_VALUE Char 57 1080 Tag value associated with the tag name.
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