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Value
Description
V
The function can be secured by tape or DASD
volume.
volume.
Note
Only J types currently are used by TMON for CICS. Only J and T
types currently are used by TMON for DB2, TMON for DBCTL,
and TMON for MVS. Only D types currently are used by TMON
for MQSeries.
types currently are used by TMON for DB2, TMON for DBCTL,
and TMON for MVS. Only D types currently are used by TMON
for MQSeries.
SECONDARY
Shows the secondary resource type for which a function can be
secured.
secured.
TMON for DB2 secondary resources are DB2 plan or package
names. Secondary resources qualify security within the limits of
the primary resource. You can restrict the user plans that can be
reviewed by DB2 subsystem name and plan name within DB2
subsystem using the PLANSUMM function.
names. Secondary resources qualify security within the limits of
the primary resource. You can restrict the user plans that can be
reviewed by DB2 subsystem name and plan name within DB2
subsystem using the PLANSUMM function.
TMON for CICS, TMON for DBCTL, TMON for MQSeries, and
TMON for MVS do not use secondary resources for any of their
functions.
TMON for MVS do not use secondary resources for any of their
functions.
TYPE
Displays the function type. Valid function types are “R” and “S”
and are explained under the TYPE VALUES field.
and are explained under the TYPE VALUES field.
TYPE VALUES
Displays the abbreviations used for the TYPE field shown in the
directory. Valid values are “R” (the function is a resource function
and uses a primary resource) and “S” (the function is a system
function and uses no resources); “R” is the default.
directory. Valid values are “R” (the function is a resource function
and uses a primary resource) and “S” (the function is a system
function and uses no resources); “R” is the default.
Chapter 2: Security Definitions
Secured Functions Directory
The Monitor for MVS 2.0
2-23
System Administrator’s Guide