Example 1

G.L. Kline is an employee in the payroll department. G.L. Kline has a user ID of KLINE. If he entered the LISTUSER command, he would see output similar to that shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1. LISTUSER output: example 1

USER=KLINE    NAME=G.L.KLINE  OWNER=JONES    CREATED=96.091
 DEFAULT-GROUP=PAYROLL   PASSDATE=06.124  PASS-INTERVAL= 30  PHRASEDATE=N/A
 PASSWORD ENVELOPED=NO
 PHRASE ENVELOPED=NO
 ATTRIBUTES=NONE
 REVOKE DATE=NONE   RESUME DATE=NONE
 LAST-ACCESS=06.130/13:47:18
 CLASS AUTHORIZATIONS=NONE
 NO-INSTALLATION-DATA
 NO-MODEL-NAME
 LOGON ALLOWED   (DAYS)           (TIME)
-----------------------------------------------------------------
ANYDAY                           ANYTIME
 GROUP=PAYROLL  AUTH=USE  CONNECT-OWNER=JONES  CONNECT-DATE=96.091
   CONNECTS= 05   UACC=NONE       LAST-CONNECT=06.130/13:47:18
     CONNECT ATTRIBUTES=NONE
     REVOKE DATE=NONE   RESUME DATE=NONE
SECURITY-LEVEL=NONE SPECIFIED
CATEGORY-AUTHORIZATION
 NONE SPECIFIED
SECURITY-LABEL=NONE SPECIFIED

In this example, user G.L. Kline is connected to only one group, PAYROLL. He has none of the possible user attributes, but can still use RACF®. For example, Kline can create, change, and delete RACF profiles to protect his data sets.