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Status Future consideration
Workspace zSecure
Categories zSecure Admin
Created by Guest
Created on Feb 17, 2015

RELATED IDEAS

Copy Grouping Class Member should produce panel rather than command

When working with the detail display panel of a RACF Grouping Class resource profile, the line command 'C' for Copy behaves differently between copying an access list entry and copying a profile member definition.

Both access list entries and profile member definitions are repeat group structures within the RACF profile, and the C command should treat them consistently. In the case of an Access List entry, the C command produces a nice, easily interpreted panel that allows overtypeable fields to be used to generate the required RACF commands. Whereas in the case of C against a profile member definition you are taken immediately to the line command interface and have to edit a RACF command.

The C command against a profile member should display a similar panel to the one displayed for access list entries, where the profile member may be overtyped and then a command is generated.

Idea priority Medium
  • Guest
    Sep 5, 2022

    any update on this request?

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