TPX Session Management for z/OS

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  • Welcome to CA TPX Community

    By: Lenn Thompson Lenn Thompson
    Welcome to the Broadcom Mainframe Software Communities! If you're here, you already know the benefits of learning, connecting and sharing knowledge and experience with other users as well as our own product experts. 

    As always, if you have any questions or feedback feel free to reach out to me directly: lenn.thompson@broadcom.com 

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    Dynamic users versus static users in TPX.

    By: Kamran Behroozi , 13 days ago

    The Dynamic User Application Menu is determined by the External Security Management (ESM) such as ACF2, Top Secret or RACF, based on access to profiles when the dynamic user logs onto the system. Information for static users is maintained in two locations ...

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    How to run a smoother TPX system and avoid unpredictable ...

    By: Kamran Behroozi , 13 days ago

    If you make frequent changes to users, profiles, applications, and other items on your TPX system, you should reorganize your VSAM files periodically to avoid undesirable effects. As changes, additions, and deletions are made to the system, the affected ...

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    How to run a smoother TPX system and avoid unpredictable ...

    By: Kamran Behroozi , 13 days ago
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    If you make frequent changes to users, profiles, applications, and other items on your TPX system, you should reorganize your VSAM files periodically to avoid undesirable effects. As changes, additions, and deletions are made to the system, the affected ...

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    Dynamic users versus static users in TPX.

    By: Kamran Behroozi , 13 days ago
    Posted in: TPX Session Management for z/OS

    The Dynamic User Application Menu is determined by the External Security Management (ESM) such as ACF2, Top Secret or RACF, based on access to profiles when the dynamic user logs onto the system. Information for static users is maintained in two locations ...