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SYSAOS API Required

We require an API in SYSAOS to allow us to do mass updates to users to be able to control access to specific Functions within SYSAOS. We would like to use this API to DISABLE certain HIGH IMPACT functions from most users to limit their access to R...
Guest almost 4 years ago in Adabas for z/OS / Adabas Online System (AOS) / Usability 0 Under Review

REDEFINEs on SYSSPT pda STPAPARM

Any stored procedures and trigger subprograms need to use the following PDA: -------------Parameter STPAPARM ----Lib SYSSPT -----------------Env NDEV 0010 1 REQ-AREA (A200) /* Request Area 0020 1 REDEFINE REQ-AREA /* Redef. begin : REQ-AREA 0030 2...
Guest almost 4 years ago in Adabas for z/OS / Adabas (ADA-zOS) 0 Under Review

Additional info to ACLX01 message

The ACLX01 message could have just a little more info in it so that all DBAs would have a friendlier method of working out the affected JCL/Driver when one of their databases receive one of these messages. Maybe R&D could grab some info from t...
Guest almost 4 years ago in Adabas for z/OS / Adabas (ADA-zOS) 0 Under Review

Adabas REST Administration - install consistency with other Adabas products

Adabas REST Administration uses several non-standard approaches for installation - directory names, location of start/stop routines, naming, etc. One example is the name of the systemd (systemctl) service daemon - it defaults to "adarest_1", when ...
Douglas Kelly almost 4 years ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) / Usability 0 Under Review

Support file number intervals in all utility functions

Some utility functions does not support file number intervals. ADAOPR CLEAR_FILE_STATS and ADADBM DELETE does. But ADAOPR LOCK and ADAOPR UNLOCK does not! This would make the use of functions more consistent. Also you would be able to assign a fil...
Mogens Lundqvist almost 4 years ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) / Utilities 1 Under Review

Cross Reference Generation Without Blocking SYSMAIN Copy

Using new SYSSEC Cross-reference option "B" would Always Generate XREF data during Catalog or Stow to be certain we will create it if we can. It would not prevent Copying or Moving Objects into the Library which are simply missing XREF. The SYSMA...
Rick Poirier 29 days ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural Security (NSC) 0 Under Review

Support separate work files in RPC server with multiple tasks

When starting a RPC server with mutiple tasks (NTASK > 1) you risk NAT1502 if you access a work file from one of these tasks, if this access "collides" with access from another of the tasks.If you could tell which of the task you where under, e...
Jesper Orland about 1 month ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural (NAT) 0 Under Review

Common License File

I think it would be good if all keys for subscribed products by company could be bundled into one file.That would save time and work
Tatjana Sawtschenko 4 months ago in Natural for z/OS 0 Under Review

Editor Buffer Pool management of Recovery Files

Most of the Natural applicative programmers do not delete their Recovery Files - which results from time to time in an overflowed EBP. My suggestion is to: (a) Make a timeout parameter for Recovery Files as well (same as FTOUT for Logical Files). ...
Noam Eliyahu 5 months ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural (NAT) 0 Under Review

Option to list license files within the Natural session (NAT, NSC, PRD)

To be able to see the used and active licenses from within a session. Like function "SYSTP L" on mainframe.
Mogens Lundqvist 6 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 0 Under Review
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