LISTUSER (List User Profile)

System environment

This command applies to both z/OS® and z/VM® systems.

Purpose

Use the LISTUSER command to list the details of specific RACF® user profiles. A user profile consists of a RACF segment and, optionally, other segments such as TSO, OVM, or DFP. The LISTUSER command provides you with the option of listing the information contained in the entire user profile (all segments), or listing the information contained only in specific segments of the user profile.

     IF 70 < YY <= 99 THEN
        The date is interpreted as 19YY
     IF 00 <= YY <= 70 THEN
        The date is interpreted as 20YY

Related Commands

• To list a group profile, use the LISTGRP command as describedon page LISTGRP (List Group Profile).
• To list a data set profile, use the LISTDSD command as describedon page LISTDSD (List Data Set Profile).
• To list a general resource profile, use the RLIST command as described on page RLIST (List General Resource Profile). (General resources include terminals, minidisks, and other resources defined in the class descriptor table.)
• To list a file profile, use the LFILE command as described on page LFILE (List SFS File Profile). (A file profile protects files in the z/VM shared file system.)
• To list a directory profile, use the LDIRECT command as described on page LDIRECT (List SFS Directory Profile). (A directory profile protects directories in the z/VM shared file system.)

Authorization Required

Listing the RACF segment of a user profile

Listing the other segments of a user profile

Parameters

userid | *

userid

specifies the user ID of one or more RACF-defined users. If you specify more than one user ID, you must enclose the list of user IDs in parentheses.

*

specifies that you want to list information contained in all RACF-defined user profiles to which you have the required authority.

If you specify a user ID or asterisk (*), it must be the first operand following LISTUSER.

If you enter LISTUSER and specify one or more user IDs (or *) without specifying an additional operand, RACF lists only the RACF segment information from the specified profiles.

If you enter only LISTUSER, RACF lists only the RACF segment information from your own user profile.

CICS

Note: This operand applies to z/OS systems only.

specifies that you want to list the information contained in the CICS segment of the user's profile.

If you specify CICS, you must also specify a user ID or *.

DFP

Note: This operand applies to z/OS systems only.

specifies that you want to list the information contained in the DFP segment of the user's profile.

If you specify DFP, you must also specify a user ID or *.

LANGUAGE

Note: This operand applies to z/OS systems only.

specifies that you want to list the information contained in the LANGUAGE segment of the user's profile.

The 3-character language code and, if defined, the 24-character language name, will be displayed. NOT SPECIFIED indicates that no language has been specified.

If the code is displayed without a name, one of the following is true:

• RACF was not running under z/OS 4.1 or later releases
• The z/OS message service was not active
• The language was not active.

If the language code equals the language name, one of the following is true:

• There was no language name defined on your system
• The language name was defined to be the same as the language code.

If you specify LANGUAGE, you must also specify a user ID or *.

MFA

specifies that you want the IBM Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) attributes listed. Messages will be displayed stating whether MFA is enabled for the user and (if enabled) whether password fallback is allowed.

If MFA is not specified and the user is an MFA user, the message "MULTIFACTOR AUTHENTICATION DATA EXISTS. USE THE MFA KEYWORD TO DISPLAY IT" will be displayed at the bottom of the LISTUSER output.

NORACF

specifies that you want to suppress the listing of RACF segment information from the user's profile.

If you specify NORACF, you must also specify one or more of these segments: WORKATTR, TSO, DFP, LANGUAGE, CICS, OPERPARM, or OVM.

If you do not specify NORACF, RACF displays the information in the RACF segment of a user profile.

The information displayed as a result of using the NORACF operand is dependent on other operands used in the command. For example, if you use NORACF with TSO or DFP also specified, only that information (TSO or DFP) will be displayed.

OPERPARM

Note: This operand applies to z/OS systems only.

specifies that you want to list the information contained in the OPERPARM segment of the user's profile.

If you specify this operand you must also specify a user ID or an asterisk (*).

If there is no information in a field in the user's profile for this segment, the field name will not be displayed. However, if no value was specified for STORAGE when the OPERPARM segment was added to the user profile, STORAGE=0 will appear in the listing.

OVM

specifies that you want to list the information contained in the OVM segment of the user's profile.

If you specify this operand, you must also specify a user ID or an asterisk (*).

If there is no HOME, PROGRAM, or FSROOT information, the field name is not displayed. However, the word “NONE” will appear in the listing if the UID was not specified, or if the UID was removed using the NOUID operand on the ALTUSER command.

TSO

Note: This operand applies to z/OS systems only.

specifies that you want to list the information contained in the TSO segment of the user's profile.

If you specify TSO, you must also specify a user ID or *.

If there is no information in the fields of the TSO segment, the field name is not displayed (with the exception of SIZE, MAXSIZE, and USERDATA).

WORKATTR

Note: This operand applies to z/OS systems only.

specifies that you want to list the information contained in the WORKATTR segment of the user's profile.

If you specify WORKATTR, you must also specify a user ID or an asterisk (*).