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# System Parameters

This option can be used to display the system parameters in effect for the security service in this database or daemon.

     09:52:08   ***** A D A B A S   SAF SECURITY SERVICES v.r.s *****    2020-07-27
                   -  SAF System Configuration Parameters  -             A18000M1

     Assembled: 2020-07-27   Version: 08.02.02

      Database: 153

         Authorization     Class/Type   Universal   Max Kept   SMF Log
         ADABAS (Normal)    ADASEC          N         20          0
         ADABAS (Xlevel)    XLVADA          N         20          0

         Buffer(k): 512    Message Level..: 3    Caching..: Y  Warn Mode: F
         Ciphers..: Y      Cached files...: 10   Xlevel...: 2  ET Data..: Y
         Passwords: Y      Max.Cipher/Pwds: 100  Logoff...: T  Remote...: POPUP
         ABS......: 2      DBID/Fnr format: 1    Notoken..: N  ADASCR...: N
         PC prot..: N      Hold cmd access: R    LF prot..: Y  Filetab..: FILETAB

     Command ==>
    Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
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The following information is provided:

Field | Description
--- | ---
Assembled / Version | The date and time when the parameter module was assembled.
Database | The database number.
Authorization | Indicates type of authorization (normal or cross-level).
Class/Type | The security class being used. For more information, see the parameters `DBCLASS` and `NWCLASS`.
Universal | Whether or not universal access is allowed.
Max Kept | The number of files for which security information is to be cached for each user. For more information, see the parameters `DBNCU` and `NWNCU`.
SMF Log | Not used.
Buffer | The amount of storage (in kilobytes) to be used for caching user information related to the security system. For more information, see the parameter `GWSIZE`.
Message Level | The tracing level for database security checks. For more information, see the parameter `GWMSGL`.
Caching | Indicates whether or not caching of security information is in effect.
Warn Mode | Warn mode (warning or fail).
Ciphers | Indicates whether or not ADASAF should extract Adabas cipher codes from RACF and apply them to the relevant Adabas commands. For more information, see the parameter `CIPHER`.
Cached Files | The number of files for which security information is to be cached for each user. For more information, see the parameter `MAXFILES`.
Xlevel | The type of database cross-level security checking to be performed For more information, see the parameter `XLEVEL`.
ET Data | Indicates whether or not ADASAF should protect commands that access or create `ET` data. For more information, see the parameter `ETDATA`.
Passwords | Indicates whether or not ADASAF should extract Adabas passwords from RACF and apply them to the relevant Adabas commands. For more information, see the parameter `PASSWORD`.
Max Cipher/Pwds | The maximum number of passwords and cipher codes to be extracted from RACF for the current Adabas nucleus. For more information, see the parameter `MAXPCC`.
Logoff | Indicates when ADASAF should log off users from the SAF security system. For more information, see the parameter `LOGOFF`.
Remote | The mechanism ADASAF should use to protect calls from remote users. For more information, see the parameter `REMOTE`.
ABS | The level of Adabas Basic Services protection. For more information, see the parameter `ABS`.
DBID/Fnr format | The format of the Database ID and file number in resource profiles. For more information, see the parameter `DBFLEN`.
Notoken | Indicates whether or not calls from unsecured mainframe clients are to be allowed. For more information, see the parameter `NOTOKEN`.
ADASCR | Indicates whether or not the SAF Userid or Group is used as the ADASCR password. For more information, see the parameter `ADASCR`.
PC prot | Indicates whether or not `PC` commands are protected. For more information, see the parameter `PCPROT`.
Hold cmd access | Indicates whether access commands which place records on hold require read or update security access to the relevant resource. For more information, see the parameter `HOLDCMD`.
LF prot | Indicates whether or not `LF` commands are protected. For more information, see the parameter `LFPROT`.
Filetab | The name of the grouped resource name load module used by this nucleus, or ‘(none)’ if grouped resource names are not in effect. For more information, see the parameter `FILETAB`.