With CA-ACF2

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Modify your configuration as follows:
  1. Add the following entry to -RHILEV-.RLSPARM(KLVINNAM):

    CLASSES=dynaplst

    where dynaplst is a member in -RHILEV-.RLSPARM.

  2. Define dynaplst in -RHILEV-.RLSPARM to contain

    VGWAPLST EXTERNAL=APL

    where EXTERNAL=APL refers to a resource class of R-APL.

Your ACF2 administrator must also make the following changes to ACF2:
  1. Define R-APL in ACF2 and associate it with ACF2 resource names.

    These ACF2 resource names are the session IDs that you defined in the APPLDEF command. For more information, see Session types.

  2. Determine the access rights for each session ID by a generalized resource rule in ACF2.

    Your ACF2 administrator can use the following example as a guide to setting the generalized resource rule with application names. The example uses TSOA as the application name.

    1. From the TSO READY prompt type ACF, and press Enter.
    2. At the ACF prompt, type SET RESOURCE(APL), and press Enter.
    3. At RESOURCE, type COMPILE *, and press Enter.
    4. At the ACF COMPILER ENTERED prompt, type:

      . $KEY(TSOA) TYPE(APL)

      . UID(your_userids) ALLOW

      . /*

      Press Enter.

    5. At the RESOURCE prompt, type STORE, and press Enter.

The rule shown here defines only one application, TSOA. To specify other applications, add more $KEY(sessionid) TYPE(APL) statements to this rule.

Note: Previous references to session ID can also include or be replaced by VTAM network name (APPLID). Refer to Using administrator functions.