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    SACLDCP Utility


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SACLDCP

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{ LOAD --} [ ( FROMDISK SAFEACC 0192 ]

----------------------- Userid vaddr ]
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[ ( NOPROMPT ------------ ]
{ UNLOAD } [ ( NOPROMPT
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Purpose

SACLDCP is used to load or unload the SafeAccess CP Component via the VM CP Exit Facility. Loading consists of loading the SafeAccess CP Component programs into CP storage and obtaining control for various CP commands and functions. Unloading stops the SafeAccess server operation, unloads the CP portion of the SafeAccess database, resets all CP Commands and functions, and removes the SafeAccess CP Component programs from CP storage.

CP Commands and Functions Affected are:
EXIT 117F (LOGON)
EXIT 11FF (LOGOFF)
LINK
DETACH
QUERY VIRTUAL SUBC DASD
QUERY VIRTUAL SUBC ALL
QUERY SUBC LINKS
QUERY SUBC MDISK
QUERY SUBC VIRTUAL
ATTACH
REDEFINE
DEFINE
GIVE
Diagnose 24
Diagnose 210
Diagnose 88
Creates Diagnose 1DC

Authorization

Ability to use CPXLOAD command (usually CLASS A)

Parameters

LOAD

Loads the SafeAccess CP component

UNLOAD

Removes the SafeAccess CP component and logs off SAFEACC.



Options

FROMDISK userid vaddr

Specifies the mdisk to load the SafeAccess CP component from. The default is SAFEACC 0192

   

NOPROMPT

Suppresses prompts to the issuer. See usage notes below.


Return Codes

Return Code

Meaning

0

Completed successfully.

113

Invalid parameter

114

Missing parameter

115

Invalid option

300

Error from a CMS command (see message)


Usage Notes

  1. Unloading the SafeAccess CP component causes any SafeAccess accessed minidisks to be detached.


  2. Unpredictable results will occur for users that have SACDISKs accessed if the SafeAccess CP component is unloaded.


  3. UNLOAD will cause the SafeAccess server to be logged off.


  4. SACLDCP will prompt the issuer to ask if they want to load the SafeAccess CP component unless NOPROMPT is specified. The issuer will always be prompted if SafeAccess is initialized within 20 minutes of the last time it was initialized.


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