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I've tried keyword 'generic' and nothing's happening. What's going on?
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I've tried keyword 'generic' and nothing's happening. What's going on?

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Have you created any profiles that may include that DSN (either specific or generic) yet?<br />
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That is do you have a generic profile that covers IBM0428.* or IBM0428.RACF.*?
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Have you created any profiles that may include that DSN (either specific or generic) yet?

That is do you have a generic profile that covers IBM0428.* or IBM0428.RACF.*?

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How do you create a profile?
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Do you have RACF special?<br />
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I'm not a RACF admin, so I don't know the exact command. For what RACF functions I need to do, I just use the panels.
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Do you have RACF special?

I'm not a RACF admin, so I don't know the exact command. For what RACF functions I need to do, I just use the panels.

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I'm trying to change permissions of data sets with the permit command in the ISPF Command Shell, but I'm receiving an error like &quot;ICH06004I IBM0428.RACF.UPDATE NOT DEFINED TO RACF.&quot; What is going wrong?
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I'm trying to change permissions of data sets with the permit command in the ISPF Command Shell, but I'm receiving an error like "ICH06004I IBM0428.RACF.UPDATE NOT DEFINED TO RACF." What is going wrong?

Permissions in Z/OS

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