The following messages are written to the report file. They do not go through the normal CA ACF2 for z/VM message routines and are not listed in the Messages Guide.
**** USER HAS ACCESS TO ALL DATA SETS AS: SE, NC
After the NAME line in DSET mode.
User is an unrestricted security officer, has the NON‑CNCL attribute, or both.
**** USER HAS READ ACCESS TO ALL DATA SETS AS: RA
After the NAME line in DSET mode.
User has the READALL attribute.
**** USER HAS ACCESS TO NO DATA SETS
After the NAME line in DSET mode.
The user did not match any rules or %CHANGE entries and does not have any special CA ACF2 for z/VM access authority. This user cannot access any data sets.
**** USER HAS ACCESS TO ALL DATA SETS FOR THIS KEY AS: O, SC
After display of $KEY for the rule set.
User’s PREFIX matched the rule key or the user’s scope matched the rule key.
**** USER HAS ACCESS TO ALL RESOURCES AS: SE, NC
After the NAME line in RSRC mode.
User is an unrestricted security officer or has the NON‑CNCL attribute.
**** USER HAS ACCESS TO NO RESOURCES
After the NAME line in RSRC mode.
The user did not match any rules or %CHANGE entries and does not have any special CA ACF2 for z/VM access authority. This user cannot access any resources.
**** USER HAS ACCESS TO ALL RESOURCES FOR THIS KEY AS: SC
After display of $KEY for the rule set.
User’s scope matched the rule key.
**** USER CAN CHANGE RULE
After display of a %CHANGE entry.
User’s UID string matched one or more masks in the %CHANGE entry that gives the user authority to change the control statements and rule entries in the rule set.
**** USER HAS %CHANGE, BUT ALSO HAS NO‑STORE
After display of a %CHANGE statement.
User’s UID string matched the change mask, but the user also has the NO‑STORE attribute, preventing him from storing any changes or deleting the access or resource rule set.
**** LID:<lid> UID:<uid> * CANCELED
After LID/UID line for the user being processed.
This LID/UID was canceled.
**** LID:<lid> UID:<uid> * SUSPENDED
After LID/UID line for the user being processed.
This LID/UID was suspended.
**** NO LID/UID FOUND TO MATCH SYSIDLST PARMS
After display of SYSIDLST parameters.
LID/UID combination not found on the SYSUT1 file.
**** USER CAN CHANGE ANY OF THE RULE ENTRIES
After display of %RCHANGE control statement.
User’s UID matched one or more masks in the %RCHANGE entry that gives the user authority to change all rule entries in the rule set. However, the user cannot change any of the control statements in the rule set.
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