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Users can use the following commands without access permissions:

KTCONMSG, KTENV, KTERCODE, KTGETHDA, KTINSCHK, KTLOAD, KTSLEEP, KTSTORE,

KTWTOMSG

Postrequisites

• Settings for using environment configuration commands

Related topics

• Settings for using environment configuration commands, page 37

Settings for using environment configuration commands

Environment configuration commands (KTALCSVC, KTSETENV, and KTDSPENV) are used for setting

up Smart Manager for Mainframe. Set up environment configuration commands so that they can be

used.

Prerequisites

• Settings required for using CLI commands (registration for authentication)

Procedure

1. Perform either of the following:

• Concatenate the HPQKPRCT cataloged procedure library to the IEFPDSI DD name in the

MSTJCLxx parmlib member.

• Copy the KTALCSVC member, KTSETENV member, and KTDSPENV member from the

HPQKPRCT cataloged procedure library to a user's PROCLIB.

CAUTION:

To concatenate the cataloged procedure library to a dataset, make sure that the attributes

of the cataloged procedure library are the same as those of the dataset. For details, see the

DFSMS: Using Data Sets

. For details about how to change the dataset attributes, see the

description of IEBGENR and IEBCOPY in the

DFSMSdfp Utilities

2. Restrict user access for the KTALCSVC and KTSETENV commands.

Use the RACF program control function to assign permissions to access the KTALCSVC and

KTSETENV commands only to the system administrator who will execute the commands. If you

do not restrict user access and the KTALCSVC or KTSETENV command is used by a regular user

by mistake, Smart Manager for Mainframe might not operate properly. You do not need to restrict

user access for the KTDSPENV command. For details about the RACF program control function,

see the Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide.

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