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IBM Z Operational Log and data Analytics has support for a lot of RACF SMF records. One of them is RACf SMF_80_COMMAND. This records logs all issued RACF commands. We're very interested in e.q. ALTUSER commands. The records list Who issued the command and who is the subject, but it does not show what attributes of the subject were changed.
For example: ALTUSER MYUSER SPECIAL. The records show who issued the altuser command and who the subject was (MYUSER) but it does not specify that MYUSER was given the Special attribute.
We would like to have more details in the RACf SMF_80_COMMAND records
Idea priority | High |
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