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Permissions that seem to be related to enterprise platforms z/OS® and IBM® i i

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Chris Noble
(8●2●5) Sep 08 '16, 7:50 a.m.
There are a number of RTC Operations that seem to be only related to enterprise platforms z/OS® and IBM® i i. If we do not have these extensions then can we remove the permissions from all roles for these operations? We want to simplify our permissions structure to help with the RTC training.
The operations are:
  - Delete Language Definition
  - Delete Translator
  - Create Language Definition
  - Modify Language Definition
  - Create Translator
  - Modify Translator
  - Delete Resource Definition
  - Create Resource Definition
  - Modify Resource Definition
  - Delete Search Path
  - Create Search Path
  - Modify Search Path
  - Source Code Data - Delete Query
  - Source Code Data - Reset Source Code Data
  - Source Code Data - Create Query
  - Source Code Data - Modify Query
  - Source Code Data - Save Source Code Data
  - Source Code Data - Select Streams For Scanning Source Code Data
  - Source Code Data - Update Source Code Data

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Jorge Diaz
JAZZ DEVELOPER (866●44●34) Sep 08 '16, 10:08 a.m.
Yes, if you are not using that features you can safely ignore them (i.e. clear all the permissions to the users).

Regards,

Jorge.
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Chris Noble
Sep 08 '16, 10:28 a.m.

 Thanks!

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