NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Programmer's Guide

Accessing the User ID Management Services (UMS) Database
Advanced NCL Programming
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The following screen shows the results of executing the procedure:
(07:58) --------------------- OPERATOR CONTROL SERVICES ----------------------
START ZEX1801N NNMABC MyPword USER MYNAME 100 22 ZHWKMMNN Y Y Y
Creating an MDO variable with map $SEC
Writing a record to the UMS database
0 Record added successfully
0 Record retrieved successfully
NNM1005 START ZEX1801N PROCESSING COMPLETE. NCLID 000571
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M=>
Adding a Group User ID Definition Record
Group user ID definition records are used as the templates for groups of individual
users. Templates do not log on to NonStop NET/MASTER MS. Group user ID
definition records do not require a password. A change to a group user ID definition
record affects all user ID definitions that are defined using the group name. You must
specify TYPE=GROUP to add a group user ID definition.
When you add a group user ID definition record, the SECCALL ADD verb requires
that you specify a unique user ID and a type of GROUP. Since group user ID
definition records do not require a password, you do not specify a password on the
SECCALL ADD verb.
The following example uses the SECCALL ADD verb to add a group user ID
definition record to the UMS database:
SECCALL ADD USERID=CLASS1 TYPE=GROUP MDO=&abc.
Before executing the SECCALL ADD verb, you must also explicitly assign to the group
user ID definition record those values that you want individual user ID definition
records in the group to use as default values. The following example specifies the
name of the NCL procedure to invoke the main menu panel and the options that users
in the group can choose from the main menu:
&abc.user_menu = ZHWKMMNN
&abc.ocs_access = Y
&abc.edit_access = Y