NOT, XOR, and NOR are supported between the arguments if two are given.<br />In the sample shown in FIgure 10 a search is being done for Operators records in which the character string "PROJECT A" (cont.)<br />or "HQ" is found. The search zone is the area from Location Code to Group ID inclusive. As in the SCN Function, upper- (cont.)<br />and lower-case alphabetics are considered equal.<br />Full explanation is provided by pressing HELP while in the FND Function for SIF or any other Data Class. You may also refer to the MAGEC *Application User's Guide.*<br />| ```<br />**<br />&nbsp;SIFFND&nbsp;1 END OF LIST - PF5=Restart/PF7=Backward<br />&nbsp; SEARCH ARG: proja|OR|hq...................................................<br />. . .&nbsp; N A M E&nbsp; . . . . LOC TRM.DATE LAST.ON&nbsp; TRM. PSW.CHGD&nbsp;GROUP.ID.<br />. ............................(... .......... .......... .... .......... ......)<br />A Jones HQ1 12/31/1999 01/10/1984 L1T2 08/17/1988 ProjA<br />C Jones HQ2 10/12/1989 02/12/1984&nbsp;<br />R JONESBERG HQ1 11/11/1993 08/08/1983 L2T3 07/12/1988 ProjA<br />&nbsp; ++++ 54 Records Scanned, 03 DISPLAYED SO FAR PAGE 1 ++++<br />KEY 1 = MAGEC SIF FILE MASTER KEY&nbsp; Press PF13 for Hardcopy<br />&nbsp;You may Position the CURSOR on an Item and Press ENTER to 'SEE" it<br />&nbsp; or Press 'PF4" to 'CHG" it<br />```** <br />Figure 10 --&nbsp; SIF Find Screen<br />## <br />Global SIF Changes<br />You will often want to be able to make changes to a group of Security Information File (SIF) definitions, therefore (cont.)<br />MAGEC provides a global change facility to help you to aviod having to do many individual updates.<br />**<br />NOTE:<br />**<br />SIFGBL will *not* alter the profiles for any security officers (either local or central), it bypasses them in its processing in order to prevent the possibility of compromising security.<br />The global change facility uses the function code: SIFGBL. There are two formats for the command.<br />SIFGBL<br />&nbsp;<br />SIFGBL nnnnnnnnn<br />&nbsp;<br />In the first format (with a blank "key" value), you will be presented a screen into which you are to enter change parameters. The screen will have all its enterable fields filled with underscores.<br />In the second format (with nnnnnnnnn = a valid existing operator ID), you will be presented a screen with the enterable (cont.)<br />fields filled in using values copied from the operator's SIF definition specified (nnnnnnnnn). This enables you to use (cont.)<br />"model" operators you have set up to reduce your keystrokes and opportunity for errors.<br />On this first screen you are to specify which fields you wish to update. Any fields which are set to blanks (cont.)<br />(underscores are equivalent to blanks) will not be updated at all. You must specify a non-blank value in at least one (cont.)<br />field in order to continue.<br />This screen **does not update** any records, nor does it specify which records are to be updated. It merely captures (cont.)<br />the values to be used for the fields to be updated *when* you select which records are to be updated (that will happen (cont.)<br />later).<br />Pressing PF10 indicates that you have entered the values and wish to proceed to the next step. Pressing PF3 will back (cont.)<br />you up in the sequence, or back you out of the SIFGBL function altogether. PF key instructions are displayed on every (cont.)<br />screen throughout the sequence.<br />When you proceed forward, the next screen will simply give you some instructions and tell you to press ENTER to (cont.)<br />continue. It will display the field value(s) you have entered, but the screen fields will be protected so that you (cont.)<br />cannot alter them from here. After reading the instructions you should press ENTER to proceed forward. The next step (cont.)<br />will be a scan-like function very similar to MAGEC's standard xxxSCN functions.<br />You can enter a selection mask to produce a list (one screenful at a time) of devices which are candidates to be (cont.)<br />updated. **No updating will take place yet**. You will merely create a list of items from which you can then make your (cont.)<br />selections. The items which match your selection mask will be listed on the screen with an ACTION code of "Change" (cont.)<br />initially shown. You can use the cursor and PF keys to toggle each item's action code from Change to Skip and (cont.)<br />vice-versa. When you have set all of the action codes as you wish, you just press PF10 to initiate the updating. **Now, (cont.)<br />it will update records**. All items which have their action codes set to Change will be updated. Only the fields (cont.)<br />specified with non-blank values in the first screen will be altered. You will receive a display showing OK in the (cont.)<br />action codes for the items updated. If there are more items which match your selection mask (for the scan operation), (cont.)<br />you can press ENTER to page forward for more candidate operators.<br />| ```<br />**<br />SIFGBL tttt Enter values in fields to be changed<br />&nbsp; M A G E C GLOBAL SECURITY MAINTENANCE<br />&nbsp;<br />OPERATOR LOC: ___ TEST 87654321 PROD 87654321 WEEK SMTWTFSH AUTHORIZED HRS<br />GROUP: __________ VIEW: ________ VIEW: ________ DAYS: ________ __ __ TO __ __<br />ON HOLD: _ TIME OUT: ___ MULTI-TERM: _ #LOGON ATTEMPTS: ___ SESSION OPT: _<br />#UNAUTH FUNCT: ___ PASSWORD DAYS: ___ INACTIVE DAYS: ___ TERM-DATE: _________<br />........................AUTHORIZED LEVELS BY APPLICATION........................<br />Splr(48): _ Sec.(49): _ Prog(50): _<br />Enter new values into those fields which you wish to change, blanks into those<br />you do not wish to change. No updating occurs now, you will select records you<br />wish to have updated later. PF3 = ABORT PF10 = CONTINUE<br />```** <br />Figure 11 --&nbsp; SIF Global Change Screen<br />## <br />WHOMAY - Authorization List<br />To obtain a list of all Operators who may do a given Function based upon their Authorizations, the WHOMAY Function Code can be used. The key value is any valid six-character Function Code.<br />The display will show the names and Employee numbers of Operators who are authorized to do the specified Function. The (cont.)<br />display will also show whether they are authorized in Test User-Views, Production User-Views, or (cont.)<br />both.<br />To see the full-screen display of one of the listed Operators, move the cursor down to the line on which that person is (cont.)<br />shown and press the ENTER key. The SIFSEE screen will result. Pressing PF4 (F4 on a PC) instead of ENTER will result in (cont.)<br />the SIFCHG screen.<br />| ```<br />**<br />WHOMAY&nbsp;ffffff&nbsp; END OF LIST - PF5=Restart/PF7=Backward<br />M A G E C D I C T I O N A R Y<br />AUTHORIZED OPERATORS FOR A FUNCTION<br />111111111 Jones William PRODUCTION TEST<br />123456789 Smith John PRODUCTION<br />222222222 White Mary TEST<br />&nbsp; ++++&nbsp;10 Records Scanned, 03 DISPLAYED SO FAR -&nbsp; PAGE&nbsp; 1&nbsp; ++++<br />ffffff IS IN LOGICAL APPLICATION nn&nbsp; Press PF13 for Hardcopy<br />&nbsp;You may Position the CURSOR on an Item and Press ENTER to 'SEE" it<br />&nbsp; or Press 'PF4" to 'CHG" it<br />```** <br />Figure 12 --&nbsp; WHOMAY Screen<br />## <br />WHODID Function<br />To obtain a list of Operators who have done a given Function Code, the WHODID Function may be used. This Function is (cont.)<br />only supported when the MAL Activity Logging (TIMACCT=YES) is specified in the installation parameters. It is not (cont.)<br />supported on the PC implementation of MAGEC.<br />The key value (ffffff) is any valid Function Code. The display shows data from the MAL Logging file. The specified (cont.)<br />Function Code is shown along with the Device ID's and Operator ID's and associated Logging statistics of I/O, errors, (cont.)<br />etc.<br />The OPRACT Function Code uses the same screen format and provides displays of activity for selected Operators, (cont.)<br />Terminals, and Functions with the ability to specify Terminals and Functions generically using the Dot (.) as a generic (cont.)<br />character as in the SCN Functions. Pressing HELP while in the OPRACT Function will result in full online documentation (cont.)<br />and explanation of the capabilities of OPRACT.<br />Placing the cursor onto any line of display and pressing ENTER will result in a more detailed full-screen display which (cont.)<br />includes the Function Code's description, Device description, and Operator Name. The full-screen inquiry uses the (cont.)<br />Function Code MALSEE, described below.<br />## <br />WHOSON Function<br />If you wish to see a list of Operators who are currently logged on to MAGEC you can use the WHOSON function code. No (cont.)<br />key value is necessary. If you enter a key value into SKEY it will be accepted as a terminal ID (4-character DVC (cont.)<br />identifier) and the WHOSON function will try to display to you who is logged on to that terminal.<br />| ```<br />**<br />&nbsp;WHODID&nbsp;ffffff&nbsp; END OF LIST - PF5=Restart/PF7=Backward<br />FUNCTION TERM OPER.ID. TRANS ERROR READS UPDAT DELET ADDIT<br />&nbsp;ffffff TRM1 111111111 12 5 24<br />&nbsp; "&nbsp; TRM1 121212121 3 1 6<br />&nbsp; "&nbsp; TRM1&nbsp; 223232323 14 3 28<br />"&nbsp; TRM2&nbsp; 121212121 2&nbsp; 6<br />&nbsp; ++++&nbsp;10 Records Scanned, 04 DISPLAYED SO FAR -&nbsp; PAGE&nbsp; 1&nbsp; ++++<br />KEY 1 - FUNCTION/TRM-ID/OPER-ID&nbsp; "OPRACT" LISTS OPERATOR ACTIVITY<br />"MALLOC" SHOWS DETAIL STATISTICS&nbsp; "MALSUM" SHOWS THEM SUMMARIZED<br />(Browsing Forward)<br />```** <br />Figure 13 --&nbsp; WHODID Screen (Operator Activity Screen)<br />## <br />MALSEE Function<br />The MALSEE and MALNXT Functions provide full-screen inquiry to the MAL Logging statistics. The key value is Function (cont.)<br />Code (ffffff)/ Device ID (tttt)/ and Employee # (nnnnnnnnn). This screen is usually accessed from the browse displays (cont.)<br />for the MAL data: OPRACT, WHODID, MALLOC, and MALSUM since the correct entry of this rather large key is difficult to (cont.)<br />do manually.<br />This display shows more statistics than the browses and interprets the Function Code, Employee #, and Device ID into (cont.)<br />descriptive names for more clarity. The MALNXT Function will index the display to the next MAL record from the one (cont.)<br />being shown. Pressing PF4 will transfer control to the MALLOC browse starting at the record displayed on this (cont.)<br />screen.<br />This screen is, of course, available only if the Activity Logging feature is activated (MAG-ACT-LOG set to YES) in the (cont.)<br />global system parameters table (Table #243). It is not available on PC implementations of MAGEC.<br />| ```<br />**<br />&nbsp;MALSEE ffffff/tttt/nnnnnnnnn<br />MAGEC ACTIVITY LOG SCREEN<br />FUNCTION CODE: ______ _____________________________<br />TERMINAL: ____ _____________________________<br />OPERATOR ID: _________ __________ __________________<br />____ ADDS<br />____ UPDATES<br />____ READS<br />____ LOCATES<br />____ DELETES<br />____ NOT-FOUND'S<br />____ MMP ALLOCATE'S<br />____ TRANSACTIONS<br />____ TRANSACTIONS REJECTED FOR ENTRY ERRORS<br />Press PF4 for browse (LOC) screen&nbsp; Press PF13 for Hardcopy<br />Press PF16 to Copy field to buffer&nbsp; Press PF17 to Paste data from buffer<br />Press PF2 for field-level HELP<br />```** <br />Figure 14 --&nbsp; MAL Inquiry Screen<br />## <br />**MENU - Main Menu<br />The Main Menu may be obtained by any operator at any time by using the function code **MENU. If the Operator's Session (cont.)<br />Option is set appropriately, then pressing the CLEAR key will also produce the Main Menu.<br />Logical Application numbers and Long Names will be listed on the Main Menu screen. If the operator has a Level 0 (cont.)<br />Authorization Level in any given Logical Application, it will not appear on his/her Main Menu (cont.)<br />screen.<br />Positioning the cursor down to the desired LAP and pressing ENTER will produce the Intermediate (group-level) Menu for the selected LAP<br />for this Operator, in this User-View, at this Terminal.<br />If a new LAP is added to the system using LAPADD, it will automatically appear on the Main Menu for all Operators who (cont.)<br />are authorized to access it. The menu screens are dynamically generated as the user asks for them without any further (cont.)<br />effort on the part of the Development or Security staff.<br />| ```<br />**<br />**MENU&nbsp; END OF DATA Reached<br />&nbsp; M&nbsp;A&nbsp;G&nbsp;E&nbsp;C&nbsp; USER VIEW TS01<br />MAIN MENU<br />01 General Ledger<br />02 Accounts Payable<br />50 MAGEC Development/Testing/DBA<br />** END OF MENU **<br />To select a Logical Application move the CURSOR down to its line&nbsp; - Press ENTER<br />PF15 = EXIT MAGEC, PF9 = Swap Windows, PF1 = HELP,&nbsp;PF5&nbsp;=&nbsp;RESTART<br />```** <br />Figure 15 --&nbsp; Main Menu Screen<br />## <br />++<br />MENU - Intermediate Menu<br />When the operator selects a Logical Application from the high-level menu, MAGEC transfers to the Intermediate-level (cont.)<br />menu. On this menu there will be a list of functions and groups of functions that the operator is authorized to do. An (cont.)<br />example of a group of functions is:<br />CUSADD<br />CUSCHG<br />CUSDEL<br />Functions are grouped based upon the first three characters of the function code. If the operator is only authorized (cont.)<br /><br />next: sec06.md.txt