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Configure Exclusion of Transaction Records

RACF IRRDBU00 connector provides configuration to customize the exclusion of resource and transaction records. This configuration is made through the connector.xml file. The sample connector.xml is available in the connector's override directory.

Follow these steps:

  1. In the connector's override directory, locate the connector.xml file.
  2. Open the connector.xml file using a text editor.
  3. Locate the "resourceClassesToExclude" property name. The following code is an example:
    <property name="resourceClassesToExclude">
    
        <list>
    
        <!-- specify the values as regular expressions -->
    
        <!-- NOTE: this is case sensitive -->
    
            <value>UNIXMAP</value>
    
            <value>RACFVARS</value>
    
            <value>CACHECLS</value>
    
            <value>CDT</value>
    
            <value>GLOBAL</value>
    
            <value>GMBR</value>
    
            <value>RACFEVNT</value>
    
            <value>RACFHC</value>
    
            <value>RAUDITX</value>
    
            <value>NDSLINK</value>
    
            <value>NOTELINK</value>
    
            <value>VM[^@#$]*</value>
    
        </list>
    
     </property>
    
  4. Add the required class in the list.
  5. Locate the "transactionClassesToExclude" property name. The following code is an example:
    <property name="transactionClassesToExclude">
    
        <list>
    
            <!-- specify the values as regular expressions -->
    
            <!-- NOTE: this is case sensitive -->
    
            <value>PROGRAM</value>
    
        </list>
    
    </property>
    
  6. Add the required class in the list.
  7. Save the changes and close the connector.xml file.
  8. Restart Java CS for the changes to take effect.

To verify the changes, acquire another RACF endpoint type, perform an import and check whether the resources are imported correctly or not.