Adabas allows you to retain user-related information from session to session in a user profile table that includes
ET records;
user priority;
user-specific timeout (TNxx, TT, and TLSCMD);
ISN buffering (NSISN, NSISNHQ);
command ID (NQCID) values that differ from the established ADARUN values; and
owner ID information for multiclient files.
Selecting Maintain user profiles (option
"C") from the Session Monitoring menu displays the
following menu:
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- Maintain User Profiles - PACIC02
Code Service
---- ---------------------------
L List/modify user profile(s)
M Mass function
X Delete ETID-ranges
? Help
. Exit
---- ---------------------------
Code .........
Start UID ....
Database ID .. 105
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
From the Maintain User Profiles menu, you can
list and modify a user profile table (option "L");
copy a user profile to one or more other users (option "M"); and
remove one or more ETIDs from the Adabas checkpoint file thereby deleting both profile and ET data (option "X").
If necessary, you can supply a starting user ID. If the Start UID field
is left empty, Basic Services displays entries starting from the beginning of
the user profile table. You can use range notation for the starting value. For
example, if you enter JA* in the Start UID field,
the display begins with user IDs that start with the letters
"JA".
If necessary, you can change the database by overtyping the value shown.
To list and modify the user profile table
Enter "L" in the Code field and press ENTER .
The List/Modify User Profiles screen displays the user profile table:
10:25:13 ***** A D A B A S BASIC SERVICES ***** 2005-11-14 DBID 105 - List/Modify User Profiles - PACICL2 Mark entries with 'M' to modify or 'X' to delete : M Userid Prty TNAA TNAE TNAX TT TLSCMD NSISN NISNHQ NQCID Owner-Id - -------- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ------ ----- ------ ----- ---------- _ BAFKE 9 100 100 100 100 _ CC 9 100 100 100 100 _ CICS _ CPNJV |
You can modify existing profiles and add new user ones. For each user, you can maintain
a user priority to add "weight" to the normal, built-in priorities of Adabas commands issued by a specific user when they contend with other commands for Adabas database priority. The effect is to change the user's database access priority. An equivalent direct command is
CHANGE PRIORITY
nonactivity timeout values for access-only users (TNAA), ET logic users (TNAE), and EXU users (TNAX).
transaction time limits for ET Logic users (TT).
a time limit for executing a database query (Sx) command (TLSCMD).
the number of ISNs allowed per TBI element (NSISN).
the number of records that can be placed in hold status at one time (NISNHQ).
the number of active command IDs allowed (NOCID).
an owner ID for multiclient support.
To copy the attributes of a user profile to one or more other user
profiles
Enter "M" in the Code field and press ENTER.
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DBID 105 - Maintain User Profiles - PACICM2J
Set the user profiles of the userids entered below to the same as
userid .. USER1___
Userid Userid Userid Userid Userid Userid Userid
-------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
XYZ1 XYZ2 |
On the resulting screen, you can type in the user ID of the profile to be copied, and the names of the users whose profiles are to be taken from that user ID.
In the example, users XYZ1 and XYZ2 inherit all values from user USER1 and effectively define a group.
To delete a range of user IDs
Enter "X" in the Code field and press ENTER.
A window opens asking whether you want to delete all user IDs or select the user IDs to be deleted:
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- Maintain User Profiles - PACIC02
Code Service
---- ---------------------------
L List/modify user profile(s)
M Mass function
X Delete ETID-ranges
? Help
. Exit +-------------------------------+
---- --------- | 'Y' - Select ETIDs for |
Code ......... x | Deletion |
Start UID .... ba* | 'N' - Delete ETIDs with NO |
Database ID .. 105 (RD-105) | Selection |
| Y <==== Select Option |
| PF1=Help PF3=Exit |
Command ==> +-------------------------------+
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
 |
Warning: Be careful about answering "N" (No) to the prompt. You could inadvertently delete IDs that you want to keep. |
If you enter "N" (No) in the window's Select Option field, Basic Services deletes all user IDs in the specified range with "no" confirmation.
If you answer "Y" (Yes, the default), the Mass Delete of ET-IDs screen is displayed so that specific ETIDs may be marked for retention:
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DBID 105 - Mass Delete of ET-IDs - PACICD2
Delete all ET-IDs starting with Userid = BA*
All entries marked 'K' (Keep) will N O T be deleted.
Userid Userid Userid Userid Userid Userid Userid
-------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------
BABRAB BABRAN BACANT BADBEE BADFUE BADKED BADKHK
BADNTU BADTCS BADWAT BAFCKA BAFJVS BAGDTS BAGJAR
BAGJKI BAGJVN BAGKIT BAGLAW BAGNET BAGPCT BAGPCP
BAGPCR BAGPST BAGSIR BAGSWI BAGTUF BAGTON BAGZAP
BAHNAK BAJLOB BAJPJS BAKLIM BAKSAT BAMCID BAMLIP
BAMLOT BAMPCS BAPEHN BAPLAB BARHEN BARHER BASHEP
BASMOR BASWAN BASWIG |
As indicated in the message on the screen, you need to mark with "k" those user IDs that you want to keep. Unmarked user IDs will be deleted when you press ENTER.
Note:
When a user ID is deleted, both the user profile and any ET data
for the user are deleted.
You can leave the screen without deleting any user IDs by using the EXIT key PF3 .
