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NOAUTH

The NOAUTH keyword is valid with the REORG (Reorg function) command.

You can specify this option in a Reorg function global options module or in PLUSIN. The following table describes the keyword.

DBRC authorization keyword

To do this

Specify this in PLUSIN

Continue Reorg function execution if database was set to NOAUTH.

NOAUTH(RUN)

Terminate Reorg function execution if database was set to NOAUTH.

NOAUTH(STOP)

Internal default: STOP


The NOAUTH keyword specifies the action that the Reorg function takes if the database status in DBRC prohibits authorization. This situation occurs if you have issued a DBRC command like CHANGE.DB DBD(dbdName) NOAUTH or if you have issued a /DBR dbdName GLOBAL command.

If you intend to block DBRC authorization for everything except the reorganization by issuing the CHANGE.DB DBD(dbdName) NOAUTH command, use NOAUTH(RUN). The authorization process for the Reorg function ignores the DBRC NOAUTH flag you set.

If DBRC is not active, NOAUTH is ignored.

Warning

Note

Proper use of NOAUTH(RUN)—The MAXM Reorg product has the functionality to ignore the NOAUTH(RUN) keyword that is specifically added for data integrity. As a workaround, if you want to use /DBR GLOBAL and then run a CRF job, you must use SHARE(Y,READ).

For more information, see Database-prohibits-authorization.

You can set the default value for the NOAUTH option by executing the batch job to create a Reorg function global options module. Sample JCL is in member #FRFGLBL of the sample library.

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Keyword descriptions—user-controlled options

 

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