Purpose
Grants authority to users at any or all of the five authority levels.
Syntax
The AU abbreviation is deprecated.
where:
- userid
- Virtual machine name
- TSO userid for foreground TSO
- TSS userid, or
- z/OS jobname (IMS control region or CICS job).
- ALL
- Way to set the default authority for all users for whom no other specific authority has been granted.
- job
- Jobname for the batch job, TSO userid, IMS control region, or CICS job that is being authorized.
- NONE
- Way to deny authority to issue TDP commands to the specified userid(s) or to ALL.
- DISPLAY
- Way to grant authority to issue display commands only.
- ANY
- Way to grant authority to issue any TDP command except RESOLVE, except AUTHORIZ.
- AUTHORIZ
- Way to grant authority to issue any TDP command except RESOLVE, including AUTHORIZ.
- RESOLVE
- Way to grant authority to issue the DISPLAY and RESOLVE TDP commands.
Usage Notes
At the start, the system is set to the default authority level of NONE.
You can execute the AUTHORIZ command from:
Location | When |
---|---|
TDPPARM data set | During TDP initialization |
System operator console | After TDP initialization |
A command interface user with AUTHORIZ authority | After TDP initialization |
Example: AUTHORIZ
AU ALL DISPLAY