You can review group data, such as owner
and connected users, in the Groups table.
Use the Find dialog to view a list of groups. A group is displayed in two
colors, blue as default and gray when the installation data of the group is not yet loaded. Figure 1. Groups table
The list of groups has these columns:
Complex
The name of the zSecure node
where the result was found. This column is displayed only if you are
operating in multi-system mode.
Group
The ID of the RACF® group.
InstData
The purpose and layout of this field are site-defined. Typically
it contains organizational data on the group.
Owner
The owner can change the group definition.
SupGroup
The superior group of the group. All groups except group SYS1
belong to one superior group.
SubGroups
Number of subgroups of the group. A subgroup is a group that belongs
to another group.
Universal
A universal group can have an unlimited number of users with USE
authority connected to it.
Note:
A group can be created as a universal group. It is not possible
to change the attribute after creation.
In most cases, it is not possible to delete a universal group.
The old limitation of 5957 connections is still valid for users
with authority higher than USE or with the attributes SPECIAL, OPERATIONS,
or AUDITOR at the group level.
For universal groups, the Connected Users table shows only the
users with authority higher than USE or with the attributes SPECIAL,
OPERATIONS, or AUDITOR at the group level.
On sites where universal groups are not yet supported, the Universal
column or field stays empty and disabled.
Users
Number of users connected to the group.
Created
Date of creation of the group.
The extra selection fields for groups in the Find dialog
are:
Figure 2. Find
dialog for groups
Installation data
A substring that appears in the installation data.
Owner
Select groups by owner. The field is used as a filter.
Users
Select groups that have more or less than a certain number of
connected users. A blank in the number field selects groups independently
of this number. Typing < or > in the number field selects the corresponding
operator.
Segment
Select the groups that have the segment you specified. If this option is disabled, you cannot view segments or there are no segments. The option ANY gives you the
complete group list, whether the profiles have segments or not.