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Re-sequence
Navigate to the Session list screen and select a session you wish to
re-sequence. On the session parameter list screen, select the SEQUENCE
parameter and type in the sequence number you want this session to have.
Press Enter to confirm a change is being made and proceed to select the other
sessions you wish to resequence, and repeat the change process. When you
have added sequence numbers to the sessions you wish to resequence,
navigate to the User definition screen and press PF12 to save the change.
1.3 Dynamic menus
Session Manager provides the ability to dynamically configure menu selections
using access rules specified in the installation’s external security system.
1.3.1 Overview
The dynamic menus facility is provided via the E22 (signon completion) user exit
introduced in Session Manager 1.1.05. This user exit, ISZE22DM, builds a list of
Session Manager sessions available to the user from a default PROFILE
definition that contains the maximum number of expected sessions. In the default
PROFILE, all of the sessions are defined with the parameter HIDE set to Yes,
which indicates that they should not appear on the supplied menu or be
selectable by the user.
The E22 user exit establishes the number of sessions available to the user as
follows:
򐂰 Each APPL in the default PROFILE is checked against external security
system resource profiles. For example, if the supplied sample is used
unchanged, for RACF the resource profile ISZ.APPL.xxxxxxxx would be
checked in CLASS=FACILITY.
򐂰 For sessions that specify an APPL to which the user has READ access, the
session will be “unhidden” by modifying the s_hidden variable for that
session. Only these sessions will then appear on the users Session Manager
menu.
The actual number of sessions available to the user is likely to be less than the
maximum number of expected sessions.
Note: Sessions that do not have a sequence number appear on Session
Manager menus in session/PF Key order after sessions with a sequence
number.

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