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Sample Output

Following is an example of the output the ACFRECVR recovery utility produced. The report details each record processed and the status of the record.

CA ACF2 for z/VM SECURITY - ACFRECVR - ACF2VM DATA BASE RECOVERY UTILITY
 DATE 05/06/98 (98.110)  TIME 8.27.59
 
     DATE    TIME  DATA-BASE  CHANGER  CHANGE   STATUS         KEY
 
98.110 12/03 09.50 LOGONID             UPDATE   REC-REPLACED   OPTLCTOR
98.110 12/03 09.51 LOGONID             UPDATE   REC-REPLACED   DITLCINT
98.110 12/03 10.17 LOGONID             UPDATE   REC-REPLACED   CMSTLCCH
98.110 12/03 10.18 LOGONID             UPDATE   REC-REPLACED   VMDIRECT
98.110 12/03 10.22 LOGONID             UPDATE   REC-REPLACED   BATACH
98.110 12/03 10.23 ACC-RULE   VMSEC    REPLACE  REC-REPLACED   VMECS
98.110 12/03 10.24 LOGONID    VMSEC    CHANGE   REC-REPLACED   VM2VLL
98.110 12/03 10.25 LOGONID             UPDATE   REC-REPLACED   OPTLCTOR
 
901I Recovery - total records read - 16
902I LID record input = 7, records updated = 13

A sample ACFRECVR output follows the descriptions of fields that appear on this report.

The title of the report shows the date and time the recovery utility was run. It also displays the latest time stamp from the databases. This time stamp indicates the backup level of each database before the recovery utility began processing.

DATE

The date stamp from the SMF record processed. This stamp appears in two formats; the Julian date format (yy.ddd) and the month and day of the month (as specified in the DATEFMT parameter). Refer to DATEFMT for valid values.

TIME

Time‑of‑day the record was generated. ACFRECVR takes the date and time listed in the report from the SMF record time stamp. Internally, ACFRECVR compares time‑of‑day clock format time stamps that are considerably more accurate.

DATA‑BASE

The CA ACF2 for z/VM database the record applies to. This field can take on any of the following values:

LOGON‑ID

The Logonid database.

ACC‑RULE

The Rule database.

INFO‑STG

The Infostorage database.

KEY

The key of the processed CA ACF2 for z/VM record. For logonids, this is the logonid; for access rule sets, this is the rule key; and for infostorage records, this is the name of the resource or entry list.

CHANGER

The logonid of the user who caused the change to occur, if applicable.

CHANGE

The type of record update this SMF record represents.

For logonids:

INSERT

Inserted a new logonid into the database.

CHANGE

Changed an old logonid. This type of change is from a user request.

DELETE

Deleted the logonid from the CA ACF2 for z/VM database.

UPDATE

Changed the logonid during job validation processing. Only applies when sharing a database.

For access rule sets and infostorage records:

INSERT

Inserted a new record into the CA ACF2 for z/VM database

REPLACE

Replaced an old record

DELETE

Deleted the record from the CA ACF2 for z/VM database.

STATUS

The action ACFRECVR took for the record. The table below details the possible actions.

REC‑ERASED

The request was for a deleted record. ACFRECVR erased the corresponding record in the CA ACF2 for z/VM database.

REC‑REPLACED

The record input has a time stamp greater than the record in the CA ACF2 for z/VM database. This indicates that the input record represents a more recent update, so ACFRECVR stored the input record in the CA ACF2 for z/VM database.

REC‑INSERTED

The input record key does not match any currently in the CA ACF2 for z/VM database; ACFRECVR inserted the input record into the database.

BYP‑NO RECORD*

The input SMF record indicated that the database record should be deleted, but ACFRECVR found no record with a corresponding key on the CA ACF2 for z/VM database.

BYP‑INV TYPE *

The recovery utility did not recognize the update function code in the processed SMF record. Notify CA ACF2 for z/VM maintenance personnel of this error and ensure that the recovery utility is at the proper release level.

BYP‑TOD STAMP*

ACFRECVR bypassed the record because the time‑of‑day stamp checks indicated that the record in the CA ACF2 for z/VM database was more recent than the record represented by the SMF record.

BYP‑DB ERR *

A database error occurred during ACFRECVR processing. Correct the error condition and rerun the ACFRECVR utility without change.

BYP‑TYPE SKIP*

ACFRECVR is not processing the database where this record is stored because of a NOxxx parameter specification.

The asterisk (*) highlights bypassed status messages. If the status message indicates an error during processing, correct the error and rerun the recovery utility without changing the parameters. ACFRECVR time stamp checks ensure that it stores the most recent record in the database.