Use the SETUSRBRM command as a starting point to grant system operators and administrators access to BRMS functions and components. Then use the functional usage model to customize access by user or when you want to grant all users access to a certain function. BRMS bases these default operator and administrator categories on the kinds of activities that are usually performed by users in these roles.
To get to the Set User Usage for BRM (SETUSRBRM) display, take the following steps:
Set User Usage for BRM (SETUSRBRM) Type choices, press Enter. User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Character value, *DEFAULT Usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . *OPERATOR *OPERATOR, *ADMIN Bottom F3=Exit F4=Prompt F5=Refresh F12=Cancel F13=How to use this display F24=More keys
If you select the *ADMIN value, the user named in the User field has use and change access to all of the BRMS functions and functional components.
If you select the *OPERATOR value, the user named in the User field has use of the following BRMS functions:
However, this user is removed access to the function components. This provides a basic set of functions to which you can grant additional function and functional component authority.
Suppose you want to restrict user BRMSOPER to basic activities but allow this user to initialize media. You would:
SETUSRBRM USER(BRMSOPER) USAGE(*OPERATOR)
Application Administration copies the access information from the customized media class to all media classes in the Media classes folder.