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CSI Violations

If you interrupt the CSI search and ask to use the data sets gathered so far, CA Auditor displays a panel asking whether to save the new, but possibly less complete, list. Regardless of whether you save the new data set list in DBASE2, you can still use the partial list now to make a CSI selection to use during this session.

An example of the CSI list display follows. To select one of these CSIs enter S (Select) next to it.

  CA Auditor Auditing - SMP/E GLOBAL CSI LIST  -------- Row 1 of 12

  Currently using ***  NO CURRENT CSI  ***

  Enter S next to the CSI NAME to Select it, B to Browse, or F to Freeze.

  CSI NAME                                     CSI INFORMATION
- -------------------------------------------  --------------------------------
  ACF2IMS.INSTALL.IMS.R810.CSI                 SMP/E CSI
  SMPEV.DB2220.CSI                             CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  SMPEV.DB2230.CSI                             CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  TEST.BETA210.SMPCSI.CSI                      CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  TEST.KO52SP02.SMPCSI.CSI                     CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  TEST.KO53BETA.SMPCSI.CSI                     CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  TEST.KO53BT02.SMPCSI.CSI                     CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  TEST.KO53BT03.SMPCSI.CSI                     CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  TEST.KO53BT12.SMPCSI.CSI                     CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  TEST.KO53BT13.SMPCSI.CSI                     CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  TEST.TESTGA.SMPCSI.CSI                       CSI not cataloged to mastercat
  TEST.V5L3GA.SMPCSI.CSI                       CSI not cataloged to mastercat
******************************* BOTTOM OF DATA ********************************

For more information about these fields, see the online help. By default, CA Auditor includes all of the zones in its processing unless you limit the processing to a particular zone or group of zones. CA Auditor shows you the zones that this CSI contains on the SMP/E Zone Selection display.

If you do not have access to the CSIs through your access security software, you can get a lot of violations. CA Auditor survives the violations unless the access security software cancels the TSO session.

When you use the SMP/E analysis functions or run option 2.3.1 or 0.5.2, you are prompted for a CSI; a pop‑up window is displayed for this. You can use the current list of CSIs or ask CA Auditor to create a new list from the system catalogs. You can then select the CSI to process.

If no CSI list exists in the CA Auditor database, CA Auditor begins the CSI search without showing the prompt.