Workload Policy Management Security

To manage Workload Policies through the Workload Management Facility in Control-M, users must be authorized for the appropriate entity. The following table describes the Control-M Workload Policy Management security calls:

Table 28a Control-M Workload Policy Management Security Calls

Protected Element	Class Entity Name	Explanation	Security Module
Manage Workload Policies (adding, deleting, or changing activation status)	FACILITY $$CTMWKF.qname	This protection is relevant only to locally managed Workload Policies and does not apply to globally managed Workload Policies. qname is the name used to assign different authorizations to various IOA environments (such as Test and Production).	CTWSE02
Update Workload Policy Filters	FACILITY $$CTMWKF.qname	These filters define the combination of job attributes for jobs included in the Workload Policy.	CTWSE02
Update Workload Policy Rules	FACILITY $$CTMWKF.qname or $$CTMWKL.qname.policy-name	These rules control workload during specific periods of time (for example, limit usage of resources or limit number of concurrent jobs). policy-name is the name of the Workload Policy. For all Workload Policies, you can use * (an asterisk).	CTWSE02

Protected Element

Class Entity Name

Explanation

Security Module

Manage Workload Policies (adding, deleting, or changing activation status)

FACILITY
$$CTMWKF.qname

This protection is relevant only to locally managed Workload Policies and does not apply to globally managed Workload Policies.

qname is the name used to assign different authorizations to various IOA environments (such as Test and Production).

CTWSE02

Update Workload Policy Filters

FACILITY
$$CTMWKF.qname

These filters define the combination of job attributes for jobs included in the Workload Policy.

CTWSE02

Update Workload Policy Rules

FACILITY
$$CTMWKF.qname

$$CTMWKL.qname.policy-name

These rules control workload during specific periods of time (for example, limit usage of resources or limit number of concurrent jobs).

policy-name is the name of the Workload Policy. For all Workload Policies, you can use * (an asterisk).

CTWSE02

For more information about these protected elements, see Managing workload using Workload Policies in the Control-M for z/OS User Guide.

Parent Topic

Control-M Security