DEFINE _SIGNON

Defines user IDs and their level of access security to Enterprise Server resources.

Keyword	Description
Description(`text`)	Describes the sign-on record. Optional. `text` can be up to 60 characters in length, with no restrictions except that if you use a left parenthesis you must ensure that there is a matching right parenthesis.
_Password(`password`)	The password that the user must supply to sign on to an enterprise server session. Format: up to eight characters.
_OPIdent(`name`)	An ID associated with the terminal. Format: up to three alphanumeric characters.
_RSlkey(`key`,`key1`-`key2`)	Specifies the resource keys owned by the user. A comma-separated list, each item in which may be any of the following: nn Toggle the specified resource key (`nn` is in the range 1 to 24). mm-nn Toggle resource keys in the range `mm` to `nn` inclusive (`mm` and `nn` are in the range 1 to 24).
_SCtykey(`key`,`key1`-`key2`)	Specifies the security keys owned by the user. A comma-separated list, each item in which may be any of the following: nn Toggle the specified security key (`nn` is in the range 1 to 64). mm-nn Toggle security keys in the range `mm` to `nn` inclusive (`mm` and `nn` are in the range 1 to 64).
_USerkey(`key`,`key1`-`key2`)	Specifies the surrogate keys owned by the user. A comma-separated list, each item in which may be any of the following: nn Toggle the specified surrogate key (`nn` is in the range 1 to 24). mm-nn Toggle surrogate keys in the range `mm` to `nn` inclusive (`mm` and `nn` are in the range 1 to 24).
_Timeout(`minutes`)	Specifies the time, in minutes, for which the user will remain logged on to theTransaction System without initiating a transaction. A value of 0 means that the user will remain logged on indefinitely. Format: 0 to 60.
_OPPrty(`value`)	Specifies the priority of transaction programs started by this user. 0 is the highest priority, and 255 is the lowest. The priority of a transaction is the sum of: The terminal priority The transaction priority The operator priority (this field) This sum must not be greater than 255. Format: 0 to 255.
_GRPPrefix(`value`)	Controls this user's access to private group definitions. The user can only access groups whose names begin with the characters specified here. You cannot specify a prefix that begins with "DFH". If you do not specify a group prefix, the user cannot access any private group definitions. Format: up to eight characters.
_GRPAccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to group definitions. The permissions specified here do not apply to groups whose name begins with "DFH". In the case of private groups, the access granted here applies only to those groups whose name begins with the user's group prefix.
_PCtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to PCT definitions.
_FCtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to FCT definitions.
_PPtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to PPT definitions.
_DCtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to transient data queue/destination control table (DCT) definitions.
_SItaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to SIT definitions.
_SNtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to sign-on table (SNT) definitions.
_TStaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to temporary storage (TST) definitions.
_JCtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to journal control table (JCT) definitions.
_TTyaccess(Update\|ReRead\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to terminal type (TTY) definitions.
_TRmaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to terminal definitions.
_PLtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to program list table (PLT) definitions.
_SUpaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to start-up list definitions.
_XLtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to XLT definitions.
_BAtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to batch processing.
_XAtaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to XAT definitions.
_IMsaccess(Update\|Read\|None)	Specifies the type of access this user will be granted to IMS processing.
_JCLsubauth(Yes\|No)	Specifies whether or not this user will be granted authority to submit JCL.

Example

DEFINE _SIGNON(FRED)
	       DESCRIPTION(Fred’s system access)
       _PASSWORD(GUEST) _OPIDENT(SYS) _OPPRTY(255) _TIMEOUT(0)
       _RSLKEY(01-24) _SCTYKEY(01-64)
       _JCLSUBAUTH(NO) _GRPACCESS(UPDATE) _PCTACCESS(UPDATE)
       _FCTACCESS(UPDATE) _PPTACCESS(UPDATE) _DCTACCESS(UPDATE)
       _SITACCESS(UPDATE) _SNTACCESS(UPDATE) _TSTACCESS(UPDATE)
       _JCTACCESS(UPDATE) _TTYACCESS(UPDATE) _TRMACCESS(UPDATE)
       _PLTACCESS(UPDATE) _SUPACCESS(UPDATE) _XLTACCESS(UPDATE)
       _XATACCESS(UPDATE) _BATACCESS(UPDATE) _IMSACCESS(NONE)