Viewing SAFDEF Records

The SHOW SAFDEF and SHOW ALL subcommands display the values in the SAFDEF record. The SHOW SAFDEF output displays the following information:

SFSFILEA  JOBNAME=********  USERID=********  PROGRAM=********  RB=********
          RETCODE=0         SAFDEF=INTERNAL  MODE=IGNORE       SUBSYS=ACF2

Here is how to interpret the output of the SHOW SAFDEF command, from left to right:

SFSFILEA: The ID field of the SAFDEF record is defined as ID(SFSFILEA).
JOBNAME=********: The JOBNAME field of the SAFDEF record was not specified so CA ACF2 for VM used the default, all service machines.
USERID=********: The USERID field of the SAFDEF record was not specified so CA ACF2 for VM used the default, all user IDs.
PROGRAM=********: This field is not active for VM sites. For more information for this field, see the CA ACF2 for VM for z/OS and OS/390 Administrator Guide.
RB=********: This field is not active for VM sites. For more information for this field, see the CA ACF2 for VM for z/OS and OS/390 Administrator Guide.
RETCODE=0: The RETCODE field of the SAFDEF record is defined as RETCODE(0) so that CA ACF2 for VM allows the request when MODE=IGNORE is specified.
SAFDEF=INTERNAL: This field indicates that this SAFDEF record was created by CA. If this record was created by your site in a SAFDEF record, the display would read SAFDEF=VMO.
MODE=IGNORE: The MODE field of the SAFDEF record is defined as MODE(IGNORE) so that CA ACF2 for VM bypasses processing of this request.
SUBSYS=ACF2: This field indicates that this record is for the CA ACF2 for VM subsystem.
User‑defined SAFDEF records are always targeted to all SAF processing subsystems (****).