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# User Maintenance

In Entire Operations, a user ID can be used to enter the system. Several users can log on to Entire Operations with the same user ID and password at the same time. However, for reasons of data security and to trace data modifications, each user usually has a personal user ID and password.

This document covers the following topics

- Functions: User Maintenance

- Listing Users

- Viewing, Adding and Modifying a User

- User Definition and Profile Settings

- Deleting a User

- Adding and Removing User/Owner Links and Owners

- Administration Functions

- Network Maintenance Functions

- Reporting Functions

- Monitoring Functions

- User Attributes for Character Interface and GUI Client

- GUI-Specific Attributes

- Other Settings - Display Options for Lists

- Operating System Server Default User IDs for a User

## Functions: User Maintenance

To list all functions available for the User metanode

- In the object workspace, select the User metanode and open the context menu.

  The following functions are available:

  Function | Shortcut | Description
  --- | --- | ---
  List | F8 | See Listing Users.
  New | CTRL+N | See Viewing, Adding and Modifying a User.
  Refresh | F5 | Refresh users: see Refreshing Object Lists in the User's Guide.
  Filter | F3 | Selection criteria to list users: see Filtering Objects in the User's Guide.
  Export | --- | Open the Export Objects window to export users: see Exporting Objects in the Import/Export Functions documentation.
  Set Drag And Drop Function | --- | See Drag & Drop in the User's Guide.

To list all functions available for a User instance

- Select a User instance and open the context menu.

  The following functions are available:

  Function | Shortcut | Description
  --- | --- | ---
  Open | CTRL+O | See Viewing, Adding and Modifying a User.
  Display | CTRL+D | Display user information: see Viewing, Adding and Modifying a User.
  Delete | DEL | See Deleting a User.
  Browse Log | --- | See Displaying Logged Information in the User's Guide.
  Export | --- | Open the Export Objects window to export a user: see Exporting Objects in the Import/Export Functions documentation.
  Add to Workplan | --- | See Add to Workplan in the User's Guide.
  Set Drag And Drop Function | --- | See Drag & Drop in the User's Guide.

## Listing Users

To list all users

- In the object workspace, select the User metanode and choose List from the context menu, or press F8.

  A User List window like the example below opens:

  The window lists all user IDs available in your Entire Operations environment and their associated owners. It also indicates the language under which Entire Operations runs (`2` for German, `1` for English).

## Viewing, Adding and Modifying a User

To view a user definition

- In the object workspace, select a User instance and choose Display from the context menu, or press CTRL+D.

  A Display User window like the Maintenance User window opens where you can view all definitions and profile settings of the user.

  The tabbed pages available on the window are explained in the sections referenced below:

  Page | Explanation
  --- | ---
  Main | See User Definition and Profile Settings.
  Administrative Functions | See Administration Functions.
  Network Maintenance Functions | See Network Maintenance Functions.
  Reporting Functions | See Reporting Functions.
  Monitoring Functions | See Monitoring Functions.
  Other Settings | See Other Settings - Display Options for Lists.
  Node Defaults | See Operating System Server Default User IDs for a User.
  Owner List | See Adding and Removing User/Owner Links and Owners.
  GUI General | See GUI-Specific Attributes.
  Automatic Refresh
  Diagram
  Session Profile
  Filter

To modify a user

1. In the object workspace, select a User instance and choose Open from the context menu, or press CTRL+O.

   A Maintenance User window like the example below opens:

   The definition of the selected user is shown.

   Each tab represents an area of Entire Operations components that are defined for a user.

   The tabbed pages available on the window are explained in the sections referenced below:

   Page | Explanation
   --- | ---
   Main | See User Definition and Profile Settings.
   Administrative Functions | See Administration Functions.
   Network Maintenance Functions | See Network Maintenance Functions.
   Reporting Functions | See Reporting Functions.
   Monitoring Functions | See Monitoring Functions.
   Other Settings | See Other Settings - Display Options for Lists.
   Node Defaults | See Operating System Server Default User IDs for a User.
   Owner List | See Adding and Removing User/Owner Links and Owners.
   GUI General | See GUI-Specific Attributes.
   Automatic Refresh
   Diagram
   Session Profile
   Filter

2. Change the user definition as required.

   When you are finished, choose OK to save the changes.

To add a user

1. In the object workspace, select the User metanode and choose New from the context menu, or press CTRL+N.

   A Create new User window like the Maintenance User window opens.

   The tabbed pages available on the window are explained in the sections referenced below:

   Page | Explanation
   --- | ---
   Main | See User Definition and Profile Settings.
   Administrative Functions | See Administration Functions.
   Network Maintenance Functions | See Network Maintenance Functions.
   Reporting Functions | See Reporting Functions.
   Monitoring Functions | See Monitoring Functions.
   Other Settings | See Other Settings - Display Options for Lists.
   Node Defaults | See Operating System Server Default User IDs for a User.
   Owner List | See Adding and Removing User/Owner Links and Owners.
   GUI General | See GUI-Specific Attributes.
   Automatic Refresh
   Diagram
   Session Profile
   Filter

2. Add the required information and profile settings in the same way as when modifying a user.

   When you are finished, choose OK to save the user definition and profile settings.

## User Definition and Profile Settings

You define a user profile to Entire Operations and set main user defaults by using the fields in the upper half of the Maintenance/Create new User window and on the Main page.

All other pages of the Maintenance/Create new User window are used to define user privileges for distinct maintenance functions and manage individual preferences for default system settings.

User profiles can be modified individually at any time.

Note
We recommend that a user with a modified profile logs off from Entire Operations after the changes are made and logs on again to refresh the session. This guarantees that all profile changes are in effect.

Field | Description
--- | ---
User ID | Entire Operations user ID. This is the user ID with which the user should log on to Entire Operations. See also the sections Entire Operations User IDs and Operating System User IDs in the User's Guide.
Owner at Logon | A job network belongs to an owner. Users linked to that owner are allowed to perform any activity on that network. This includes the granting of some job network functions to other users. The owner at logon must always be defined. See also the section Owner at Logon in the User's Guide. You can link additional owners to a user as described in Adding and Removing User/Owner Links and Owners. Note A user linked to the owner SYSDBA is authorized to access any objects in the whole system.
Profile Template (optional) | User ID of a predefined template user. The selection of an existing user sets all the attributes to the value of the corresponding attributes in the referenced profile. The predefined templates change permission values. The field Profile template is reset if an attribute of the user maintenance window is manually modified. Default templates:
General User | Use default general user profile.
Operator | Use default operator profile.
Administrator | Use default administrator profile.
If you enter a value in the selection box, you can use the following abbreviations: `G` (General User), `O` (Operator) or `A` (Administrator). The user's settings can be modified individually later.
User Type | Determine the tasks the user is allowed to do. The value entered here sets certain authorization defaults in the user profile. Possible selection options:
General User | User with general rights. The general user can only view and maintain the Entire Operations objects allowed by the administrator. In addition, the user can view and maintain the objects allowed to the owners and users associated with the user.
Operator | User with operator rights. The operator can view and maintain all Entire Operations objects and perform all system maintenance functions allowed by the administrator.
Administrator | User with administrator rights. The administrator can view and maintain any Entire Operations objects and perform any system maintenance functions.
With these options, the profile settings of a user are predefined.
Language | Determine the user language under which Entire Operations is to run. Possible selection options:
English | English.
German | German.
Max. Lines in Log Display | Determine the maximum number of lines shown in the log display. The maximum number can be overridden in the Log Display Selection window (see Log Information in the User's Guide). A value of zero (`0`) or an empty field means that there is no line limit.
E-Mail | E-mail address used for notifications sent to the user by Entire Operations. The commercial at sign (`@`) can also be coded as `(a)`.
Mailboxes | Mailbox(es) associated with the user. User is notified of any pending requests linked to these mailboxes. You can specify up to 10 mailboxes per user.

### Profile Settings for User Authorization

Defining a user profile consists of authorizing the user for a certain level of activity in the various system facilities.

User authorizations fall into the following groups:

- Administration Functions

- Network Maintenance

- Reporting

- Monitoring

> Authorization Options

>   The user privileges that can be granted for a function depend on the user type defined for the user: general user (type `G`), operator (type `O`) and system administrator (type `A`).

>   You can select one of the following authorization options for each function listed in the window (choose OK to save modifications):

>   Option/Check Box Setting | Authorization
>   --- | ---
>   enable checked | Allow function.
>   enable unchecked | Disallow function.
>   read checked | Read access only (no definition/modification of item allowed).
>   write checked | Read/write access (definition/modification allowed, but no delete).
>   delete checked | Read/write/delete access (all functions allowed).
>   other option settings | Specific or additional options that can be set for profile settings and functions. They are described in the relevant sections of this chapter.

## Deleting a User

To delete a user definition and profile

1. In the object workspace, select the user you want to delete from the User metanode.

2. Open the context menu and choose Delete or press DELETE.

   A confirmation window opens.

3. Choose Yes to confirm the deletion or No to cancel the action.

Note
Deleting a user does not necessarily also delete the owner specified as Owner at Logon for this user. You can use the OW-MB--P utility (administrator rights required) to make sure that an owner is entirely removed from the environment: see Mass Change of the Owner and Owner Deletion in the User's Guide.

## Adding and Removing User/Owner Links and Owners

In addition to the Owner at Logon who must be defined in a user profile, you can link a user to other owners and remove existing links or delete owners.

If other owners are defined, the user can switch to one of them during the session.

Notes:

1. A user linked to the owner SYSDBA is authorized to access any object in the entire Entire Operations system environment.
2. New owner names must start with a letter and may not contain blanks.

- Linking Users to Owners

- Deleting Owner Links or Owners

Related Topic:

- Using Owners in the User's Guide.

### Linking Users to Owners

To link a user to an additional owner

1. Open the Owner List page of the Maintenance/Create new User window shown in the following example:

   The list box shows all owners (if already specified) linked to the user.

2. Choose Add and enter the name of an additional owner (here: `SAGTEST`) or select an owner from the drop-down list box.

3. Choose OK to confirm your action.

### Deleting Owner Links or Owners

To delete an owner link or an owner

- Replace the name in the Owner at logon field of the Maintenance/Create new User window.

  Or:
  Open the Owner List page of the Maintenance/Create new User window.

  The list box shows all owners linked to the user.

  Select the owner you want to delete and choose Delete and then OK to confirm the deletion.

  The link to the owner is removed for the selected user, or the owner is deleted if not associated with any other users.

The following applies when deleting an owner from a list or maintenance window:

- The owner cannot be deleted if it is still linked to the following Entire Operations objects: calendar, network, symbol table and/or event.

- Furthermore, an owner cannot be deleted if it is specified as the main owner (Owner at Logon) for any user. You must replace the name before you can delete the owner.

- If an owner is deleted, all links to the user are removed.

- Deleting an owner from a list or window does not necessarily delete all references associated with this user. The owner can remain unused in your environment. Use the OW-MB--P utility (administrator rights required) to make sure that an owner is entirely removed: see Mass Change of the Owner and Owner Deletion in the section Entire Operations Utilities.

## Administration Functions

If you open the Administrative Functions page of the Maintenance/Create new User window, you can authorize a user (see Authorization Options) to perform the administration described in the following table.

The table indicates the default setting that applies to each user type: A is system administrator, O is operator and G is general user.

Function | Description | Option | Default for User Type
--- | --- | --- | ---
A | O | G
User Definition | Specifies access rights in the user maintenance facility. If read or no access permission is selected here, the List function and the expand tree functions only return information for this user. The Open function is enabled only for the objects owned by the user. A user with read or no access permission can only view non-security settings of his profile. See also the option Modify non-security settings. | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
Auto Logon Definition | Specifies default node user IDs for automatic node logon. See also Defining Node Default User IDs. | enable | not enabled | not enabled | not enabled
Resource Master Maintenance | Specifies access rights in the master resource definition facility. | read, write or delete | delete | delete | no rights
Node Definition | Specifies access rights in the node maintenance facility. | read, write or delete | delete | delete | no rights
Defaults Definition | Specifies access rights in the Entire Operations defaults facility. | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
Mailbox Definition | Specifies access rights in the mailbox definition facility. | read, write or delete | delete | delete | no rights
Monitor Start/Shutdown | Authorizes the user to start or shutdown the Entire Operations Monitor manually and display Monitor status information, or to use the corresponding `STATUS` direct command (see the Direct Commands documentation). | enable | enabled | enabled | not enabled
Special Functions | Authorizes the user to perform special global, control and recovery functions. See the section Special Functions. | enable | enabled | not enabled | not enabled
Other Functions | Authorizes the user to access the global message code table and perform special functions. | enable | enabled | not enabled | not enabled
Import/Export | Authorizes the user to perform import/export functions. See also the Import/Export Functions documentation. | enable | enabled | not enabled | not enabled
Modify non-security settings | Authorizes the user to modify non-security settings for the user's own user profile. This option setting only applies to a General User or an Operator with read or no access permission selected for User definition. Non-security settings are: All settings for: GUI General, Automatic Refresh, Diagram, Session Profile, Filter and Other Settings. The following settings for Network Maintenance Functions: Editor autosave and Last run display. | enable | not enabled | enabled | enabled

## Network Maintenance Functions

If you open the Network Maintenance Functions page of the Maintenance/Create new User window, you can authorize a user (see Authorization Options) to perform the job and network maintenance functions on the master database described in the following table.

The table indicates the default setting that applies to each user type: A is system administrator, O is operator and G is general user.

Function | Description | Option | Default for User Type
--- | --- | --- | ---
A | O | G
Network Definition | Specifies access rights in the network maintenance facility (see the User's Guide). The user for which delete is checked here, is also allowed to deactivate networks or jobs. | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
Job Definition | Specifies access rights in the job maintenance facility (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
Prerequisite Definition | Specifies access rights in the condition maintenance and resource specification at job level (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
EOJ Checking + Action | Specifies access rights in the End-of-Job checking and actions facility (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
JCL Definition | Specifies access rights to JCL definitions including editing. | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
Description Display | Specifies access rights to the text editor of the object description facility. | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
Symbol Tables | Specifies access rights in the symbol table maintenance facility (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
Schedules | Specifies access rights in the schedule maintenance facility (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
Calendars | Specifies access rights in the calendar maintenance facility (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | no rights | no rights
Editor Autosave | If enabled, the editor feature `AUTOSAVE ON` is active at the start of the editing session. | enable | enabled | no rights | enabled
Last Run Display | List of active jobs: | submitted or prompted | submitted | submitted | submitted
submitted | Use the last submitted run as the default for the run number preselection (default).
prompted | Use the last prompted run as the default for the run number preselection.

## Reporting Functions

If you open the Reporting Functions page of the Maintenance/Create new User window, you can authorize a user (see Authorization Options) to perform the report functions described in the following table.

The table indicates the default setting that applies to each user type: A is system administrator, O is operator and G is general user.

For detailed information on the reports mentioned in the table, see the section Reporting and Report Types in the User's Guide.

Function | Description | Option | Default for User Type
--- | --- | --- | ---
A | O | G
Wildcards in Online Selections | Authorizes the user to use wildcards in selections for online reports (see Generating or Regenerating Online Reports in the User's Guide). | enable | enabled | enabled | not enabled
Log of Abended Jobs | Authorizes the user to display the Log - Abended Jobs and the Log - Jobs not started reports. | enable | enabled | not enabled | enabled
Log of Completed Jobs | Authorizes the user to display the Log - Terminated Jobs report. | enable | enabled | not enabled | enabled
Network Activation & Schedule | Authorizes the user to activate job networks, and display the Network Start Summary and Network Schedule Overview reports. | enable | enabled | not enabled | enabled
Network Description (short) | Authorizes the user to display the Network Description (short) report. | enable | enabled | not enabled | enabled
Network Description (detailed) | Authorizes the user to display the Network Description (detailed) report. | enable | enabled | not enabled | enabled
Schedule of Jobs | Authorizes the user to display the Schedule of Jobs report. | enable | enabled | not enabled | enabled
Job Flow | Authorizes the user to display the Job Flow of Network report. | enable | enabled | not enabled | enabled
Accounting Information | Authorizes the user to display Accounting Information report. | enable | enabled | not enabled | enabled
Symbol Printing after Prompting | Determines whether all symbols are saved as a file after prompting (see also Symbol Prompting during Network Activation in the User's Guide). | enable | enabled | enabled | enabled
Second Symbol List Format | Symbol names with more than 20 characters are truncated (enable checked) or completely displayed (enable not checked) on the screen. | enable | not enabled | not enabled | not enabled
Cross-References | Authorizes use of the Cross-References report function (see the User's Guide) and the corresponding `XREF` direct command (see the Direct Commands documentation). | enable | enabled | not enabled | enabled
Bar Charts | Authorizes the user to generate bar charts as Network Start Overview, Network and Job Start Overview and Network Schedule Overview. | enable | enabled | enabled | not enabled
Monitor Accounting | Authorizes the user to generate Monitor Tasks and Functions Overview and Monitor Tasks and Exits Overview reports. | enable | not enabled | not enabled | not enabled

## Monitoring Functions

If you open the Monitoring Functions page of the Maintenance/Create new User window, you can authorize a user (see Authorization Options) to perform the operations on jobs in the active database described in the following table.

The table indicates the default setting that applies to each user type: A is system administrator, O is operator and G is general user.

Function | Description | Option | Default for User Type
--- | --- | --- | ---
A | O | G
Active Jobs | Specifies access rights for modifications to active jobs (see the User's Guide). The user for which delete is checked here, is also allowed to deactivate networks or jobs. | read, write or delete | delete | delete | delete
Show Mailbox Requests | Authorizes the user to display and react on mailbox messages (see the User's Guide), and use the corresponding `MAIL` direct command (see the Direct Commands documentation). | enable | enabled | enabled | enabled
Active Prerequisite Definitions | Specifies access rights for active prerequisite definitions (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | delete | delete
Active EOJ Checking + Actions | Specifies access rights for End-of-Job checking and actions (see the User's Guide) for an active job. | read, write or delete | delete | delete | delete
Active JCL Editing | Specifies access rights for editing JCL of an active job (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | delete | delete
Active Conditions | Specifies access right for active job conditions (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | delete | delete
Active Prerequisite Resources | Specifies access rights for active prerequisite resource definitions (see the User's Guide). | read, write or delete | delete | delete | read
Resource Usage | Specifies access rights to resource usage lists and definitions (see the User's Guide). | read or delete | delete | delete | read
Activate Network | Authorizes the user to activate networks manually (see the User's Guide). If the user is allowed to activate networks, the user may also deactivate networks or jobs. | enable | enabled | enabled | enabled
Resubmit Job | Authorizes the user to use the resubmit function for an active job (see the User's Guide). | enable | enabled | enabled | enabled
Hold/Release Job | Authorizes the user to put an active job on hold or release an active job (see the User's Guide). | enable | enabled | enabled | enabled
Display Job SYSOUT | Authorizes the user to view job SYSOUT of a job run (see the User's Guide). | enable | enabled | enabled | enabled
Cancel Job | Authorizes the user to cancel a running job (see the User's Guide). | enable | enabled | enabled | enabled
Log Display | Authorizes the user to view Entire Operations logs (see the User's Guide) for owners associated with this user ID. Possible settings are: | enable owner list or owner | enabled for owner list | enabled for owner list | enabled for owner list
enable | If enable is checked, the function is allowed.
Owner list | Allow function for all owners associated with this user ID. (Applies to User Type G only.)
Owner | Allow function for the Owner at Logon only (see the User's Guide). (Applies to User Type G only.)

## User Attributes for Character Interface and GUI Client

There are three groups of user attributes:

Type | Defined Interface
--- | ---
User attributes relevant for the Entire Operations character interface and Entire Operations GUI Client. | Can be defined in both the Entire Operations character interface and Entire Operations GUI Client.
User attributes relevant for the Entire Operations character interface only. | Can be defined in the Entire Operations character interface only.
User attributes relevant for Entire Operations GUI Client only. | Can be defined in Entire Operations GUI Client only.

## GUI-Specific Attributes

The following tabbed pages of the Maintenance/Create new User window can be used to define GUI-specific attributes for a user:

- GUI General

- Automatic Refresh

- Diagram

- Session Profile

- Filter

### GUI General

To specify general attributes

1. Open the tabbed page GUI General:

   The option settings available are described in the following table:

   Option | Description
   --- | ---
   Default dialog button | Specify whether Apply or OK (default) is performed when you press ENTER. Select either function.
   Use active node login | Select this check box (default) to use the active node logon each time a logon is needed. See also Logon Function in the User's Guide.
   Show confirmation dialog | Select this check box (default) if you want the confirmation dialog to appear when you modify but not save an object. Clear the check box to switch off the confirmation dialog.
   Save browse log settings within a session | Select this check box to save the settings of the Browse Log function for later use within the same session. Default: Check box not selected. See also Displaying Logged Information - Browse Log Function in the User's Guide.
   Save mailbox message list settings within a session | Select this check box to save mailbox message list settings for later use within the same session. Default: Check box not selected. See also Show Messages in the User's Guide.
   In browse log automatically go to end | Select this check box if you want to scroll automatically to the end of a log file displayed when the Browse Log window opens. Default: Check box not selected. See also Displaying Logged Information - Browse Log Function in the User's Guide.
   Show workplan after activation | Select this check box to display the workplan after network activation. Default: Check box not selected. See also Show Workplan in the User's Guide.
   Focus to job with function "Network Diagram" | Select this check box to position an opened network diagram to the job for which the Network Diagram function is performed. Default: Check box not selected.
   Ruler in JCL editor | Select this check box to show or hide the ruler displayed in the editor window (described in Using the Editor in the User's Guide). Default: Check box not selected.

2. Choose OK to save your settings.

### Automatic Refresh

To set refresh options for Entire Operations functions

1. Open the tabbed page Automatic Refresh:

2. Choose Add.

   A window like the example below opens where you can select a function, an object and a refresh interval, and mark a check box to enable automatic refresh:

### Diagram

To specify diagram attributes

1. Open the tabbed page Diagram:

   Here you can specify diagram attributes, use the Object filter for resources and conditions (hide/show these resources and conditions in the diagram), and modify diagram representation. If Show conditions is selected, you can, additionally, select Hide dummy conditions to specify whether to hide (default) dummy conditions in the diagram and show real conditions only.

   If the option Open diagram set complete zoom by default is selected, the diagram opens the diagram with complete zoom.

   It is possible to define a tooltip for diagram objects. The tooltip can be switched on and off and the information displayed in the tooltip can be customized by choosing the Customization button.

2. Choose OK to save your settings.

### Session Profile

To make a workplan persistent

1. Select the Session Profile tab to modify the Entire Operations GUI Client profile settings stored in the database.

2. Select the save on exit check box next to Workplan to make the workplan persistent. If required, change the size of the workplan pool in the Size of history box.

   Note
   For further information, see Show Workplan in the User's Guide.

To make the node connection status persistent

1. Select the Session Profile tab to modify the Entire Operations GUI Client profile settings stored in the database.

2. Select the save on exit check box next to Node Connection Status to enable the status persistent connections.

   Note
   For further information, see Monitoring the Node Connection Status in the User's Guide.

### Filter

You can set default filter criteria for active jobs, provide access rights for named filters, and specify objects to be filtered in a global filter.

For more information on filters, see Filtering Objects in the User's Guide.

To specify default filter criteria

1. Open the tabbed page Filter:

2. Set the required options explained in the following table:

   Field/Option | Description
   --- | ---
   Show last n runs | For Active Run: Show the last `n` runs of all active runs, where `n` is any number between 1 and 999. For active jobs: Show the last `n` runs of all active jobs, where `n` is any number between 1 and 999999999. Note If Show last runs is greater than zero (`0`), the initial sorting for the Active Job List window is always in descending order by Time. The sort order definition in Other Settings is ignored.
   Hide planned runs | For Job Active/Active Job: Hide planned runs.
   Named filter | Permissions for named filters. Select the check box next to the access right (read, write and/or delete) to be granted to the user.
   Object name | For a global filter only. Specify the search criteria to be used for the objects selected in Apply to. For valid name ranges, see Specifying Filter Criteria in the User's Guide. The filter criteria apply to the objects of the user and its granted owners.
   Apply to | For a global filter only. Select the check box next to the type of objects to be filtered (for example, Network Master).

3. When you are finished, choose OK to save your settings.

A global filter is in effect until removed from the user profile.

To remove a global filter

- Clear the Object name field on the Filter page and choose OK.

  Or:
  Remove all marks from the check boxes in the Apply to section.

  The global filter settings are removed for the user (and granted owners), and any named filters defined by the user are reactivated.

## Other Settings - Display Options for Lists

You can set default display options and sort orders for object lists on the Other Settings page of the Maintenance/Create new User window:

The fields contained on the page are explained in the following table:

Field | Meaning
--- | ---
Mailbox List | Sort sequence for the mailbox list.
ascending | Sorted in ascending order.
descending | Sorted in descending order.
Active Jobs List | Sort sequence for listing active jobs (see Active Job Networks in the User's Guide).
ascending | Sorted in ascending order.
descending | Sorted in descending order.
sort by | Active jobs list sorted by:
Owner/Network/Run/Job | Sorted by owner/network/run/job.
Time | Sorted by timestamp.
Network List | Presets filter criteria for a network list. Restriction: The values `O`, `G`, `A` and `U` are only evaluated in the character user interface application.
`O` | Networks of owner.
`G` | Owner granted networks.
`A` | Active networks only.
`R` | With active runs count. Only if `R` is specified, active networks will be counted.
`I` | With active runs indicator. If `I` is specified, an asterisk (`*`) indicates that the network has at least one active run.
`U` | User granted networks.
Node representation format | numeric | Nodes are displayed in numeric format (default).
mnemonic | Nodes are displayed in mnemonic format.
Note For master objects, symbol usage is possible in both cases.
Log messages prefixed by message code | Log display behavior. Possible button settings:
checked | Messages in the log display are prefixed with their message code (if one exists), for example: `EOR2260 - Network activation performed`. See also See also the Message column in the example of a system log shown in the User's Guide.
unchecked | Messages in the log display are not prefixed with their message code (default).

## Operating System Server Default User IDs for a User

For each operating system server node a user is working with, you can define a node default user ID per user. By default, the content of the Natural system variable `*USER` (described in the Natural System Variables documentation) is used for a node logon.

You can define single or multiple node default user IDs for a user. Apart from these node/user definitions, a user can, of course, also use any other node user IDs that are not defined in the user profile.

This section describes for a selected user how to define node default user IDs, auto logon and enabling LOGON NODE without Password. For a mass change to node/user definitions, you can use the NOPUNA-P utility described in Mass Update for User Access to Nodes in the User's Guide.

- Defining Node Default User IDs

- Fields and Columns: Node Default User IDs

- Auto Logon Feature (for Mainframe Nodes)

- LOGON NODE without Password (for Mainframe Nodes)

- Deleting Node Default User ID Definitions

#### Related Topics:

- Operating System User IDs in the User's Guide

- Mass Update for User Access to Nodes in the User's Guide

### Defining Node Default User IDs

To define a node default user ID for a user

1. In the Maintenance/Create new User window, open the tabbed page Node Defaults:

   All node default user IDs defined for the selected user are displayed in the table.

   (The table is empty if no node default user IDs have yet been defined for the selected user.)

   The table columns are described in Fields and Columns: Node Default User IDs.

2. If you want to modify a user definition, select the required table row and choose Modify.

   Or:
   If you want to add a user definition, choose Add.

   A Node Defaults window like the example below opens:

3. Add or replace the required values.

   The input fields are described in Fields and Columns: Node Default User IDs.

4. Choose OK to save your entries.

   The window closes, and the node defaults definition is added to or updated on the Node Defaults page.

### Fields and Columns: Node Default User IDs

The columns on the Node Defaults page and the corresponding fields in the Node Defaults window are explained in the following table:

Field/Column | Description
--- | ---
Node Number | Number defined for a node (see also Fields: Node Definition).
User ID | Operating system user ID to be used for the node.
Group | Name of a UNIX group or Windows domain to be used for the node logon if defined for the respective UNIX or Windows node (see also Default Group). A group name is not evaluated for mainframe nodes. See also Operating System User ID, Group, Domain in the User's Guide.
Logon Default (column LD) | Only applies if several node default user IDs are defined for a user and node. Select this option for the node user ID to be used by default for a node logon. You can specify only one logon default per user and node. If no logon default is specified, the default user ID (if defined) of the node is used. See also Special Definitions for a Node (Mainframe) and Special Definitions for a Node (UNIX and Windows). If only one operating system user ID is defined for a user and node, the Logon Node dialog is preset to this user ID. Possible column entries:
`Y` | Use as the logon default.
`N` or blank | Do not use as the logon default (default).
Auto Logon for JCL (column AJ) | (Administrator rights required.) Select this option to allow the specified user to automatically log on to the specified node for JCL editing, browsing or loading. Possible column entries:
`Y` | Enable automatic logon.
`N` or blank | Do not enable automatic logon (default).
Auto Logon for SYSOUT (column AS) | (Administrator rights required.) Select this option to allow the specified user to automatically log on to the specified node for browsing SYSOUT. Possible column entries:
`Y` | Enable automatic logon.
`N` or blank | Do not enable automatic logon (default).
Allow LOGON NODE without password (column NP) | (Administrator rights required.) Allow LOGON NODE for operating system user IDs without password, see the Direct Commands documentation.
`Y` | Enable LOGON NODE without password.
`N` or blank | Do not enable LOGON NODE without password (default).
Operating System | Information field/column containing the operating system returned for the specified node.

### Auto Logon Feature (for Mainframe Nodes)

Auto logon is allowed for particular combinations of mainframe node and a user ID.

Auto logon can be specified for

- JCL access

- SYSOUT access

### LOGON NODE without Password (for Mainframe Nodes)

LOGON NODE without password is allowed for particular combinations of a mainframe node and a user ID. See also Direct Commands.

Note
Enable this option only if the specified operating system user ID really has no password.

### Deleting Node Default User ID Definitions

To delete a node default user IDs for a user

- On the tabbed page Node Defaults, select the table row that contains the node definition you want to remove and choose Delete.

  The node definition is removed from the table.

### On this page

- Functions: User Maintenance
- Listing Users
- Viewing, Adding and Modifying a User
- User Definition and Profile Settings
- Deleting a User
- Adding and Removing User/Owner Links and Owners
- Administration Functions
- Network Maintenance Functions
- Reporting Functions
- Monitoring Functions
- User Attributes for Character Interface and GUI Client
- GUI-Specific Attributes
- Other Settings - Display Options for Lists
- Operating System Server Default User IDs for a User