z/OS Security Server RACF System Programmer's Guide
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Using IEHMOVE with the ADSP attribute

z/OS Security Server RACF System Programmer's Guide
SA23-2287-00

The following rules apply when you use the IEHMOVE system utility with RACF-indicated DASD data sets and you have the ADSP attribute:
  • Moved and copied data sets that follow the RACF® naming convention for data sets are automatically defined to RACF for protection. (IEHMOVE fails if the new data set name does not follow the RACF naming convention.)
  • You cannot create a data set whose name has a high-level qualifier that is not your own user ID (unless you have the OPERATIONS or group-OPERATIONS attribute or the data set being moved or copied is a group data set and you are connected to that group with at least CREATE access authority).
  • You cannot move a data set with a target volume specified that is the same as the originating volume unless you code RENAME on the MOVE statement. If you do not code RENAME, IEHMOVE fails when it attempts to allocate an IEHMOVE-generated name that does not follow RACF naming conventions.
  • If you select the option that prevents data sets with the same names from being defined to RACF with discrete profiles (by modifying the ICHSECOP module), then IEHMOVE cannot move or copy a data set that is RACF-protected with a discrete profile unless the new data set has a different name from the old data set.

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