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CAIRIMU Utility

The Resource Initialization Manager Utility, CAIRIMU, lists the product or component name, version and level, and displays the result of each initialization routine in the form of date, time, and success or failure based on the return code. By executing this utility, you can determine which products and components have been initialized.

Example: Typical Output

Generally, the output from CAIRIMU is as follows:

CAS9006I   THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN INITIALIZED:
CAS9002I
CAS9007I   PRODUCT             VERS      INIT   DATE/TIME
CAS9008I   product             version   init   date time
                        . . .
CAS9009I   INITIALIZED FROM loadlib
CAS9002I
CAS9010I   NUMBER OF INTERFACES: nn

Note: For information about messages, see the CA Common Services Message Reference Guide.

Example: Possible Error Output

The following output indicates an error:

CAS9011I    NO CAI PRODUCT INTERFACES PRESENT

If CAIRIM is not expected to initialize any products upon startup, this is not an error.

If one or more of your products require CAIRIM initialization, it indicates that CAIRIM has not been run or has encountered a problem before initializing any products. You should run or rerun CAIRIM after correcting any problems.

Example: CA LMP Output

If CA LMP has encountered problems, the following output from CAIRIMU can appear:

CAS9012A   nnnn License warnings/violations on CPU @@@@@@
CAS9013A   Product %% expired and is still in use.

This output means that CAIRIM has initialized the product, but CA LMP noted a warning or violation. The product is permitted to run, but messages are issued if the problem is not corrected.

For assistance, contact CA Total License Care (TLC). For more information, see Contact Technical Support.