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pcsingh_2000 Beginner
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Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 12:44 pm Post subject: REVOKE SYSADM FROM <USERID>; |
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Hi,
I have given SYADM authority to a userid. Through that userid, the user created many objects and had bind many packages.
Now when I tried to revoke the SYSADM auth from that user, the mainframe screen seems to be hanged and locked for hours. To get rid of this, I need to cancel the sysadm TSO id session in spool. Even once the subsystem was down.
Please help .. how can I achieve this?
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Prakash. _________________ prakash c. singh
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pcsingh_2000 Beginner
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Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 11:26 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for the input:
We made the Userid as Installation SYSADM id through one job which make the change in Z-Parm of DB2 subsystem.
Here is the member:
D710.DSN4.SDSNSAMP(DSNTIJUZ) -- second qualifier is the subsystem name.
and parameters are
SYSADM=TSGDSN4, -- put userid over here from which you want to revoke the SYSADM auth.
SYSADM2=TSGDSN4,
you need to stop/start the subsystem to make it effect. After that Shoot the REVOKE statement.
Regards,
Prakash. _________________ prakash c. singh
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