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Trace Example 2

Problem:

USER01 has a SOURCE(GRAF009) associated with USER01's ACID but can still log on from any terminal. A list of USER01's ACID and attached profiles show no other SOURCE restrictions. The following trace record is produced when USER01 logs on:

TSS-I U/USER01 A/USER01 T/GRAF0081 M/I RC/001AC1 VF/00000000
      SF/00000080

Solution:

A review of the RC/DRC flags (RC/) shows that while the user is getting a violation (byte 2=1A, invalid source), the return code (byte 1) is zero. The DRC flags (byte 3) indicate the cause of the problem. The x'C0' is irrelevant, however the x'01' indicates the DRC has the NOVIOL attribute. With the NOVIOL attribute, the violation is ignored.