What Do the Fields Mean?

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What Do the Fields Mean?

Because CA ACF2 Option for DB2 journals events in the same SMF records as CA ACF2, standard CA ACF2 reports show both CA ACF2 and CA ACF2 Option for DB2 information.

DATE

Specifies the Julian and Gregorian date on which the update was made. Through the CA ACF2 Global System Options (GSO) OPTS DATE, you can specify MM/DD or DD/MM for the Gregorian format.

TIME

Documents the time at which the update was made.

JNAME

Shows the name of the job under which the updates were made. If this value is a TSO session, the job name and the logonid are generally the same.

LID

Identifies the logonid of the user making the update.

MODULE

Indicates the name of the program issuing the update request.

FUNCTION

Shows the type of update requested:

INSERT—The request was to insert a new record or rule set into the Infostorage database. No previous record existed.

REPLACE—The update request specified insertion but the record or rule set already existed. CA ACF2 converts INSERT requests to REPLACE unless instructed not to do so.

DELETE—The update request specified deletion of a record or rule set from the Infostorage database.

CPU

Identifies the CPU where DB2 system validation was recorded and logged by SMF.

C‑TYPE‑NAME

Specifies the storage class (C), record type code (TYPE), and name (NAME) of the DB2 record being changed.

C and TYPE

The storage class can be C(for control records) with a type code of DB2, or D(for CA ACF2 Option for DB2 rules) with a type code of one of the following:

Type Code	Description
BPL	Buffer pool
COL	Collection
CON	Trusted context
DBS	Database
FNC	Function
JAR	JAR file
PKG	Package
PLN	Application plan
PRC	Stored procedure
ROL	Role
SCH	Schema
SEQ	Sequences
STG	Storage group
SYS	System privilege or utility
TBL	Table
TSP	Table space
TYP	Distinct types

NAME

The name of the key consists of the four‑character DB2 subsystem ID followed by one of the following:

EXITS
OPTS
The $KEY of an CA ACF2 Option for DB2 rule set.

USING

Shows the logonid of any model record specified in the USING parameter of the ACF command.

FIELD

Indicates the name of the field updated in the record.

OLD VALUE

Shows the value of the field before the update.

NEW VALUE

Shows the value of the field after the update.

See the CA ACF2 Reports and Utilities Guide for more information about the ACFRPTEL report.