z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

Parameters
v You can use the * character to specify multiple files that begin with the same
characters. For example, if you list SYS1.*, you are sanctioning any file that
begins with SYS1. as a step library.
Following is an example of a file that contains a correctly formatted list of
sanctioned step libraries:
/*****************************************************************/
/* */
/*Name: Sample Sanctioned List for set-user-ID and set-group-ID */
/* files */
/* */
/*Updated by: May only be updated by OSTEPLIB TSO/E command */
/* */
/*Description: Contains a list of data set names that may */
/* be used as STEPLIB libraries for SETUID */
/* programs */
/* */
/* Wild cards may be used to specify multiple */
/* data set names that have the same prefix */
/* characters. */
/* */
/*****************************************************************/
/*****************************************************************/
/*Sanction all data set names beginning with SYS1.CEE */
/*****************************************************************/
SYS1.CEE*
/*****************************************************************/
/*Sanction data set containing vers. 2 of the C run time library */
/*****************************************************************/
ADMIN.CEE.RTLV2
pathname
Specifies the pathname of the file to contain the list of sanctioned step libraries.
The pathname can be absolute or relative to the root. Avoid using the space
character or single quotation mark (apostrophe) within the pathname. The
pathname cannot be enclosed in single quotes.
If you omit the pathname operand, the new sanctioned list file is created with
the same filename as the old one and replaces it when it has been validated.
UNMOUNT — Remove a file system from the file hierarchy
Format
Description
UNMOUNT FILESYSTEM(file_system_name)
DRAIN | FORCE | IMMEDIATE | NORMAL | REMOUNT(RDWR | READ) | RESET
OSTEPLIB
The UNMOUNT command removes a file system from the file system hierarchy.
The alias for this command is UMOUNT.
Rule: An UNMOUNT user must have UID (0) or at least have READ access to the
BPX.SUPERUSER resource in the FACILITY class.
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