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Protecting data sets with single-qualifier names (PREFIX option) z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide SA23-2289-00 |
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You can RACF-protect data sets that have
names consisting of only a single qualifier (that is, single-level
names). To get RACF® protection
for single-qualifier names, issue the SETROPTS command with the PREFIX
operand to activate the facility and define a prefix. If you use the
SETROPTS command with the PREFIX operand to define a prefix (high-level
qualifier), RACF internally
modifies single-qualifier names by adding the high-level qualifier
when it processes requests for the data set. The prefix must be an
existing group name and cannot be the name used as the high-level
qualifier of any actual data sets or data set profiles in the system.
The following example shows how to RACF-protect data sets with single-qualifier
names with the prefix RAC1LVL:
Attention: If you do not issue the SETROPTS
command with the PREFIX operand, a system ABEND occurs if a discrete
profile is created when a user tries to create a data set with a single-qualifier
name.
To specify the PREFIX or NOPREFIX operands, you must have the SPECIAL attribute. |
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