TSO Logon Command

User Administration functions for accessing and modifying a user’s TSO Logon Command.

UserAdmin.get_tso_logon_command()

def get_tso_logon_command(self, userid: str) -> Union[str, None, bytes]:

📄 Description

Get a user’s TSO Logon Command.

📥 Parameters

• userid
  The z/OS userid of the user whose TSO Logon Command is being requested.

📤 Returns

• Union[str, None, bytes]
  Returns the user’s TSO Logon Command or None if it is not set or if the user does not have a TSO segment. If the UserAdmin.generate_requests_only class attribute is set to True, concatenated Security Request XML bytes will be returned.

❌ Raises

• SecurityRequestError
  Raises SecurityRequestError when the SAF Return Code of a Security Result is equal to 4.
• DownstreamFatalError
  Raises DownstreamFatalError when the SAF Return Code of a Security Result is greater than 4.

💻 Example

Python REPL

>>> from pyracf import UserAdmin
>>> user_admin = UserAdmin()
>>> user_admin.get_tso_logon_command("squidwrd")
'ispf'

UserAdmin.set_tso_logon_command()

def set_tso_logon_command(
    self, userid: str, logon_command: Union[str, bool]
) -> Union[dict, bytes]:

📄 Description

Change a user’s TSO Logon Command.

📥 Parameters

• userid
  The z/OS userid of the user whose TSO Logon Command is being changed.

• logon_command
  The TSO Logon Command to set for the specified user or False to delete the current value.

📤 Returns

• Union[dict, bytes]
  Returns a Security Result Steps dictionary or Concatenated Security Request XML bytes if the UserAdmin.generate_requests_only class attribute is set to True.

❌ Raises

• SecurityRequestError
  Raises SecurityRequestError when the SAF Return Code of a Security Result is equal to 4.
• DownstreamFatalError
  Raises DownstreamFatalError when the SAF Return Code of a Security Result is greater than 4.
• AlterOperationError
  Raises AlterOperationError when the z/OS userid supplied cannot be altered because it does NOT exist.

💻 Example

Python REPL

>>> from pyracf import UserAdmin
>>> user_admin = UserAdmin()
>>> user_admin.set_tso_logon_command("squidwrd", "PIZZA")
{'step1': {'securityResult': {'user': {'name': 'SQUIDWRD', 'operation': 'set', 'requestId': 'UserRequest', 'info': ['Definition exists. Add command skipped due  to precheck option'], 'commands': [{'safReturnCode': 0, 'returnCode': 0, 'reasonCode': 0, 'image': "ALTUSER SQUIDWRD  TSO      (COMMAND     ('PIZZA'))"}]}, 'returnCode': 0, 'reasonCode': 0, 'runningUserid': 'testuser'}}}

Security Result Steps Dictionary as JSON

{
  "step1": {
    "securityResult": {
      "user": {
        "name": "SQUIDWRD",
        "operation": "set",
        "requestId": "UserRequest",
        "info": [
          "Definition exists. Add command skipped due  to precheck option"
        ],
        "commands": [
          {
            "safReturnCode": 0,
            "returnCode": 0,
            "reasonCode": 0,
            "image": "ALTUSER SQUIDWRD  TSO      (COMMAND     ('PIZZA'))"
          }
        ]
      },
      "returnCode": 0,
      "reasonCode": 0
    }
  }
}