Access to a user repository can be gained either through RM or directly.
Access by using RM
A user repository can be accessed either through RM or directly. If going through RM, the
caller will be considered either “authorized” or “non-authorized”. IMS is an authorized caller
and therefore so long as RM is authorized, it has access to all repository contents by using
commands such as the following examples:
EXPORT TARGET(REPO)
IMPORT SOURCE(REPO)
DELETE DEFN
QUERY with SHOW(DEFN)
However, the RM utilities CSLURP10 (RDDS to Repository RM utility) and CSLURP20 (Repository
to RDDS RM utility) ...
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