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We currently use ADAESI, which uses 20-byte non-delimited SSF rules for security checking. Can these same rules be used by SECURITRE, so that we can avoid having to re-enter them?

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We currently use ADAESI, which uses 20-byte non-delimited SSF rules for security checking. Can these same rules be used by SECURITRE, so that we can avoid having to re-enter them?

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Yes. SECURITRE supports delimited and non-delimited rules. By specifying a null value for the DELIM parameter, sites can ensure that SECURITRE will generate non-delimited rules. However, SECURITRE can also support a combination of delimited and non-delimited rules, as well as rules up to 44 bytes in length. Rules can follow the ADAESI “D102F110” style naming standards or use more meaningful names, such as “PROD.PAYROLL”. Dataset naming for ADABAS is handled by the PREFIX, QUALIFY, DELIM, and DSNORDR parameters. The STRFNR statement allows the site to set specific dataset names that apply to a particular file or group of files. The SECURITRE manuals offer additional information about these and other SECURITRE parameters.