The CA 1 Data Set Security feature allows the owners of tape data sets to assign password protection to CA 1 controlled volumes by use of a special DD statement in the JCL that creates or reads tape files. Violations of this password protection result in CA 1 S6xx abends. Information on the use of the CA 1 Data Set Security feature can be found in the Programming Guide.
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Code |
Reason |
Action |
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04 |
LABEL=EXPDT=98000 or ACCODE=xCANORES has been specified and either the corresponding TMC Volume record is password protected with CA 1 data set security, or the proper password for a volume has not been provided. |
This is considered to be an unauthorized access to a password-protected volume. |
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08 |
The TMC Volume record corresponding to the volume being processed is in delete status and either the volume is password protected or the proper password for a volume has not been provided. |
This is considered to be an attempt to access a password-protected volume. |
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12 |
A password-protected data set has been opened for output and WRITE=NO was specified when the password was assigned. |
This is a security violation. |
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16 |
The data set being processed is password protected and CA 1 did not find the proper password. |
This is a security violation. |
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20 |
The data set being opened is password protected and the corresponding entry for the security ddname could not be found in member TMOOPTxx of CAI.CTAPOPTN. |
The password cannot be verified because CA 1 could not find the security ddname for the data set being processed. Check for a misspelled ddname in the JCL. |
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