This Natural profile parameter can be used to restrict the use of
dynamic profile parameters outside of PROFILE and
SYS profile
parameter strings. It corresponds to the
NTDYNP
macro in the parameter module
NATPARM.
| Possible settings | ON |
All profile parameters can be specified dynamically. |
|---|---|---|
OFF |
No profile parameters can be specified dynamically. | |
DYNPARM=(ON,parameter-name,...) |
Only those parameters whose
parameter-name is specified, can be
specified dynamically. Other parameters cause Error Message NAT7008 to be
issued.
|
|
DYNPARM=(OFF,parameter-name,...) |
All profile parameters can be specified dynamically - except
those whose parameter-name is
specified. These parameters cause Error Message NAT7008 to be issued.
|
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| Default setting | ON |
All profile parameters can be specified dynamically. |
| Dynamic specification | yes | Outside of PROFILE or
"SYS" parameter strings, the
DYNPARM parameter can be used only once and only if the
NTDYNP
macro is not specified in the Natural parameter module.
|
| Specification within session | no | |
| Application Programming Interface | USR1005N |
See SYSEXT - Natural Application Programming Interfaces in the Utilities documentation. |
The parameter restrictions defined by DYNPARM (or
the NTDYNP macro) do not apply within
PROFILE or
SYS profile
parameter strings. If DYNPARM is used within
PROFILE or SYS strings, it
replaces any previous restrictions defined by DYNPARM or
macro NTDYNP.
DYNPARM can be used only once within one string
and should be placed at the end of it.
The following topics are covered below:
The DYNPARM parameter is specified as
follows:
| DYNPARM=(ON,parameter-name1,parameter-name2,...) |
or
| DYNPARM=(OFF,parameter-name1,parameter-name2,...) |
The NTDYNP macro is specified as follows:
| NTDYNP
ON,parameter-name1,parameter-name2,parameter-name3,... NTDYNP parameter-name4,parameter-name5,... ... |
or
| NTDYNP
OFF,parameter-name1,parameter-name2,parameter-name3,... NTDYNP parameter-name4,parameter-name5,... ... |
The example illustrates restricting of the dynamic parameters
FNAT and
FSEC. In the
Natural parameter module NATPARM, the following parameter
restriction should be defined:
NTPRM DBID=0,FNR=0 NTDYNP ON,PROFILE
Additionally, almost all parameter profiles could look like the following:
...,FNAT=(22,7,PASSW),FSEC=(22,9,PASSW),DYNPARM=(OFF,FNAT,FSEC)
If some special users are to be allowed to use all parameters including
FNAT and FSEC, their parameter
profiles could look like the following:
USER=(ADM1,ADM2),...,FNAT=(22,8),FUSER=(22,12),DYNPARM=(OFF,DUMMY)
This forces normal users to enter the PROFILE parameter as the first dynamic parameter.
Subsequently, all parameters except FNAT and
FSEC are allowed. Of course, the access to the parameter
profile application SYSPARM must be restricted.
