RCCSECF

RCCSECF adds a host name, user name, and password to the SECF file with the password encrypted.

Purpose

For auth mode 2, this API should be run first to generate a SECF file used by RCCGTDIR and all primary APIs. The SECF file will be located in data set username.TSC.CMD. Here is a sample of this file format:

Example:

‘daimler userone e063ec9fecbbed13’

where ‘daimler’ is the hostname, ‘userone’ is the distributedUserName, ‘e063ec9fecbbed13’ is the encrypted distributedUserPassword.

Syntax

RCCSECF(host,distributedUserName,distributedUserPassword)

Arguments

You can use the following arguments with the RCCSECF function:

host: The TCP/IP address or DNS name of the machine that contains the DevOps Code ClearCase® VOB. This address must be a valid TCP/IP address or DNS name.
distributedUserName: The user ID on the distributed system on which you are running DevOps Code ClearCase and the server component of TSO Client.
distributedUserPassword: The password for the user ID.

Result

The following table lists the return and reason codes that result from running the RCCSECF function; it also provides a description of the meaning of the codes.

Table 1. Result of running the RCCSECF function
Return code	Reason code	Description
0	600	Processing successful.
8	611	Required argument missing.
	612	Invalid argument value.
	614	Distributed command failure.
	616	Improper number of arguments.
12	698	Internal error.
12	699	Internal error.

Example

Add a host name, user name, and password to the existing SECF file in PDS userID.tsc.cmd, or create a new SECF file if one does not exist.

host = ‘Test.onsome.domain.com’
distributedUserName = ‘userone’
distributedUserPassword = ‘password’
Parse Value RCCSECF(host,distributedUsername,distributedUserPassword) 
With rccret rccrsn rccmsg

Output

For more information, see the SECF file in PDS userID.tsc,cmd.

For a description of the log entries in RCCLOG1, see RCCULOG. The following message is displayed in the log:

Security database updated, new element added.