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SETROPTS GENLIST processing z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide SA23-2289-00 |
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If you have the SPECIAL attribute, you can activate SETROPTS GENLIST processing. Activate this function for general resource classes that contain a small number of frequently referenced generic profiles. When you activate SETROPTS GENLIST processing, you enable the sharing of in-storage generic profiles for the classes you specify. For a list of the classes eligible for GENLIST processing, see the description of the class descriptor table (CDT) in z/OS Security Server RACF Macros and Interfaces. To activate this function, issue the SETROPTS GENLIST(classname),
where classname is one of the following:
RACF® processes classname and
all classes that share the same POSIT value on their class descriptor
table (CDT) entries. The following example shows how to activate SETROPTS
GENLIST processing for the TERMINAL class.
After you activate SETROPTS GENLIST processing for a general resource class, RACF copies a generic profile in that class from the RACF database into common storage the first time an authorized user requests access to a resource protected by it. The profile is retained in common storage and is available to all authorized users, thereby saving real storage because the need to retain multiple copies of the same profile (one copy for each requesting user) in common storage is eliminated. Also, because RACF does not have to retrieve the profile each time a user requires access to it, this function saves processing overhead. Note that a general resource class must be active before you can
activate SETROPTS GENLIST processing for that class. If the class
is not active, issue the SETROPTS command with both the GENLIST and
CLASSACT operands and specify the desired class. The following example
shows how to activate the TERMINAL class and SETROPTS GENLIST processing
for that class on the same command.
For more information on activating protection for specific general resource classes, check the index of this document for the class name. |
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