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zos_tech_user

This option allows you to set user name and password of technical users. You can set it for any system and process. Asterisk can be used instead of system or process name. In this case it is valid for all systems or processes. The password must be encoded. The actions array supports three options: read, write, check. Set them to true if you want to use the technical user for the appropriate action. For example if you set write=true, check=true and read=false then the technical user is used only for writing to z/OS and running JCL analysis, but not for reading (from personal libraries). The current logon user is used for all systems, processes and actions for which the technical user is not defined.

/*
 * technical users on various systems and for various handovers and actions.
 * if no match is found, the current logged-in user is used
 * actions: * (i.e. any action)
 *          check
 *          read
 *          write
 */
'zos_tech_user' => array (
    'DEMO_ID' => array (               // SystemId
        '*' => array (                 // Request
            'user' => 'P391D',
            'pwd'  => '==5vY8o7lYVOAdhYnPlChvWSCAqRskLRNWJAwJzgDbqDicHj0n+Bfu7Q==',
            'actions' => array(
                'read'  => true,
                'write' => true,
                'check' => true
            )
        )
    ),
    'SYSH_ID' => array (
        '*' => array (
            'user' => 'P391D',
            'pwd'  => '==5vY8o7lYVOAdhYnPlChvWSCAqRskLRNWJAwJzgDbqDicHj0n+Bfu7Q==',
            'actions' => array(
                'read'  => true,
                'write' => true,
                'check' => true
            )
        )
    )
)

zos_tech_user

/*
 * technical users on various systems and for various handovers and actions.
 * if no match is found, the current logged-in user is used
 * actions: * (i.e. any action)
 *          check
 *          read
 *          write
 */
'zos_tech_user' => array (
    'DEMO_ID' => array (               // SystemId
        '*' => array (                 // Request
            'user' => 'P391D',
            'pwd'  => '==5vY8o7lYVOAdhYnPlChvWSCAqRskLRNWJAwJzgDbqDicHj0n+Bfu7Q==',
            'actions' => array(
                'read'  => true,
                'write' => true,
                'check' => true
            )
        )
    ),
    'SYSH_ID' => array (
        '*' => array (
            'user' => 'P391D',
            'pwd'  => '==5vY8o7lYVOAdhYnPlChvWSCAqRskLRNWJAwJzgDbqDicHj0n+Bfu7Q==',
            'actions' => array(
                'read'  => true,
                'write' => true,
                'check' => true
            )
        )
    )
)

The example above sets technical user P391D for DEMO_ID and SYSH_ID . It is used for all actions and for all processes.