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Daemon

processes,

which

do

systemwide

functionsPSPI .

Seeproduct-sensitive

programming

interface.

in

user

mode,

such

as

printer

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processes, which do systemwide functions in

kernel

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as

paging

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RACF .

space, an OpenEdition forked address space, or an

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kernel

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system,

.

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collection

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interrelated

or

a process is handled like a task.. See(4) Analso

RACF

database

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data items stored together without

address

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and

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threads

of

control

that

unnecessary redundancy, to serve Resource Access

execute

within

that

address

space,

and

their

required

(RACF).

Control

Facility

system

resources.

(5) An

address

space

and

single

thread of control that executes

within thatRACFaddressremote sharing facility

(RRSF)

.

RACF

space, and its required system

resources. Aserviprocess thatis

function

within

the

RACF

subsystem

created

by another process fork()issuingfunctionthe .

address space

to

provide

network

capabilities

to

The process that fork()issuesis known as the parent

process,

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theRACF

remove

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utility .

A

RACF

utility

which

known

as

the

child

process.

(6) A

sequence ofidentifiesactions references to user IDs and group IDs

required

to

produce

a

desired

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utility

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find

receiving

a

portion

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the

processor's

time

referfor executingnces to

residual

user

IDs

and

group

IDs

a

program.

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activity

within

the

system

thatspecifiedis

user

IDs

and

group

IDs. The

output

fr

started

by a command, a shell program, or

anotherutility

is

a set of RACF commands that can be use

process. Any running program is a

process. (9) removeA

the

references from the RACF database aft

unique,

finite

course

of

events

defined

byreviewits purposeand possibleor

modification

by

the

customer.

by its

effect,

achieved

under

given

conditions.

(10) Any

operation

or

combination

of

operations on

RACF

report

writer

.

A

RACF

function

that

produces

data.

(11) The

current

state

of

a

program

that

reports

on

system use

and

resource

use

from

is

running—including

a

memory

image,

the

program

information

found

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the

RACF

SMF

records.

data,

the

variables

used,

the

general

register

values,

the

unload

utility

.

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RACF

utility

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status

of

opened

files

used,

and

the

RACF

SMF

data

current

directory.

to

create

a

sequential

file

f

Programs

running

in

a

process

must

be

either

enables

installations

operating

system

programs

or

user

programs.

(12) A

security relevant audit data. The sequential file

running

directly,

used

as

i

program,

including

the

memory

occupied,

the

used in several ways: viewed

open

files,

manipulated

with

the

environment,

and

other

attributes

installation-written programs, and

specific

to

a

utilities. It

can

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be

uploaded

to

running

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sort/merge

database manager (for example, DB2) to process

product-sensitive programming interface (PSPI)

.

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complex

inquiries

and

create

installation-tailored

rep

programming

interface

intended

to

be

used

only

for

.

Pertaining

to

a

resource

that

has

specialized

tasks

such

as: diagnosis,

RACF-protected

modification,

a

discrete

profile,

an

applicable generic

monitoring,

repairing,

tailoring,

and

tuning

of

either

the

IBM

software

product

and

that

depends on

or

a file or directory that doesn't have a profile,

requires

the

the

File

Security

Packet

(FSP). A

da

customer

to

understand

significant

aspects

protected

with

of

the

is

RACF-protected

by

a

discrete

profile

design

and

implementation

of

the

IBM

set

that

software

product.

also be RACF-indicated.

See alsogeneral-use programming interface. (GUPI)

profile .

Data

that

describes

the

significantRACROUTE

macro

.

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assembler

macro

that

characteristics

of

a

user,

a

group

of

provides a means of calling RACF to provide securit

users,

or

one

or

more computer resources. Seedatalsoset profile, functions. See alsoAUDIT request, AUTH request,

discrete

profile,

general

resourcegeneric profile,DEFINE

request,

DIRAUTH

request,

EXTRACT

request,

group

profile,anduser

profile.

FASTAUTH

request,

LIST

request,

SIGNON

request,

STAT request, TOKENBLD request, TOKENMAP

program

access

to

data

sets

(PADS)

.

A

RACF

request, TOKENXTR request, VERIFY request,and

function

VERIFYX

request.

that enables an authorized user or group of

users

to

access

one

or

more

data

sets

at

a

specified

LU)

.

Seepartner

logical

access

authority

only

while

running

a

remote

logical

unit

(remote

specified

(partner. TheseLU)

two

terms

are

RACF-controlled

program. See

alsoprogram

control.

unit

interchangeable.

program

control

.

A

RACF

function

that

enables

an

node

.

An

RRSF

node

that

is

logically

remote

installation to control who can run RACF-controlled

programs. See

alsoprogram

access

to

data.

sets connected

to a node from whose point of

view

you

talking. For

example,

if

MVSX

and

MVSY

are

two

Glossary

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