Security Update Program listing
The security update program generates a listing of the control statement modifications that you complete. The following topics help you to interpret the security update program listing with explanations of the four constituent parts: the header, the control statement listing, the security file listing, and the security update program trace. With the LIST control statement, you can produce another listing that includes all of the security information.
The header
- Data set name where the load module is located
- Module name of the security table (OICMDccc)
- OMEGAMON for IMS Classic version number (nnn) in the format VnnnCOM
- Messages indicating successful completion of the job or error conditions, such as a failure to open the SYSLIB data set or read the security table
The control statement listing
The Security Update Program Report contains a listing of the control statements that you edited. Except for previous passwords, the listing shows the previous contents and the new contents.
If you specified UPDATE=YES, OMEGAMON for IMS Classic reports the date and time of the previous update.
The codes for the PREVIOUS CONTENTS and NEW CONTENTS of commands are positional.
There are three positional codes:
- 1
- The first position shows the number of the internal security levels or an asterisk (*) if the command is DISABLED.
- 2
- The second position shows the external security option:
- E
- Use external security for this command.
- b
- Blank specifies no external security.
- 3
- The third position shows the auditing option:
- W
- Audit this command by using WTO.
- S
- Audit this command by using SMF.
- B
- Audit this command by using WTO and SMF.
- b
- Blank indicates no auditing.
The security file listing
- The name of the authorized screen library and its volume serial number
- The name of the external security user exit module
- The SMF record number
- All of the commands along with their security information
If LIST=YES is the only parameter that is specified in KOMSUPDI, the listing does not show the internal security passwords.
TYPE specifies the following types of OMEGAMON for IMS Classic commands:
- C
- Major
- I
- Immediate
- S
- Slash (INFO-line)
The security level follows the command. An asterisk (*) indicates that a command is disabled. Minor commands are listed after their corresponding majors.
The security update program trace
The last part of the Security Update Program listing indicates whether an update successfully completed.