CN uses the TSO CONSOLE command facility to execute MVS system commands. Because
a user acting as a system administrator will probably have appropriate OPERPARM settings,
you may simply need to permit user access for the TSO CONSOLE command, as shown in
Figure B-1.
Figure B-1 Defining and permitting access to the TSO CONSOLE command facility
When using this interface while a console with your user ID's name is already active (for
example, an extended MCS console in SDSF or (E)JES), this can cause some trouble. To
avoid this problem, create an alternate console and define ...
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