Reason:
The logon attempt was rejected because the user does not have sufficient authority to execute CA Workload Automation SE commands. This condition may result even if the USERID is valid in the external security system (for example, CA ACF2, CA Top Secret, or IBM RACF). If COMMAND was not specified in the EXTERNAL= sublist on the SECURITY statement in the product's initialization file, command security will be controlled through the module named by the NAME= keyword on the SECURITY statement. Issued by SASSSSEC.
Action:
If use of CA Workload Automation SE commands is to be secured using CA Workload Automation SE native security, then USERIDs and security levels must be defined in the CA Workload Automation SE security module. For more information, see the Security Reference Guide.
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