INVALID SETSYS TAPESECURITY SUBPARAMETERS, {{PASSWORD | PD}
AND EXPIRATIONINCLUDE CANNOT BE SPECIFIED TOGETHER | {PASSWORD | PD}
AND RACFINCLUDE CANNOT BE SPECIFIED TOGETHER | {RACF | RACFINCLUDE}
SPECIFIED BUT RACF NOT INSTALLED
| {RACF | RACFINCLUDE} SPECIFIED BUT RACF TAPEVOL
RESOURCE CLASS NOT DEFINED}
Explanation
A SETSYS command has been entered with the TAPESECURITY
parameter and an invalid combination of subparameters. One of the
following four conditions has occurred. Each condition listed below
corresponds to the respective insert in the message text.
- The PASSWORD (or PD) and the EXPIRATIONINCLUDE subparameters are
specified with the TAPESECURITY parameter on the SETSYS command.
- The PASSWORD (or PD) and the RACFINCLUDE subparameters are specified
with the TAPESECURITY parameter on the SETSYS command.
- The RACF® or RACFINCLUDE
subparameter is specified with the TAPESECURITY parameter on the SETSYS
command but RACF is not installed
in the system.
- The RACF or RACFINCLUDE
subparameter is specified with the TAPESECURITY parameter on the SETSYS
command but the resource class TAPEVOL is not defined in the RACF class descriptor table (CDT).
System action
The TAPESECURITY parameter and its subparameters
are ignored. The previous tape security options remain unchanged and
in effect. Any remaining parameters on the SETSYS command are processed. DFSMShsm processing
continues.
Programmer response
For each of the error conditions listed
above, the following programmer response applies:
- It is inconsistent to specify both the PASSWORD (or PD) and EXPIRATIONINCLUDE
subparameters with the TAPESECURITY parameter on the SETSYS command.
By specifying the PASSWORD (or PD) subparameter, you indicate that DFSMShsm should
password protect its tape volumes. The EXPIRATIONINCLUDE subparameter
indicates that it is acceptable for DFSMShsm to migrate or back up password-protected
data sets to non-password-protected tape volumes. The EXPIRATIONINCLUDE
is intended to be used when the PASSWORD tape security option is not
being used. If the intent is for DFSMShsm to protect its tape volumes with
both password and expiration date protect, both the PASSWORD and EXPIRATION
subparameters should be specified with the TAPESECURITY parameter.
- It is inconsistent to specify both the PASSWORD (or PD) and RACFINCLUDE
subparameters with the TAPESECURITY parameter on the SETSYS command.
By specifying the PASSWORD (or PD) subparameter, you indicate that DFSMShsm should
password protect its tape volumes. The RACFINCLUDE subparameter indicates
that it is acceptable for DFSMShsm to migrate or backup password-protected
data sets to non-password-protected tape volumes. The RACFINCLUDE
subparameter is intended to be used when the PASSWORD tape security
option is not being used. If the intent is for DFSMShsm to protect its tape
volumes with both password and RACF,
both the PASSWORD and RACF subparameters
are specified with the TAPESECURITY parameter.
- Specifying the RACF or
RACFINCLUDE subparameter is not valid when RACF is not installed in the system. If you
want DFSMShsm to
RACF-protect its tape volumes, RACF must
be installed in the system.
- Specifying the RACF or
RACFINCLUDE subparameter is not valid if the RACF TAPEVOL resource class is not defined in
the RACF class descriptor table
(CDT). If you want DFSMShsm to RACF protect its tape volumes, RACF must be installed and the
TAPEVOL resource class must be defined in the RACF CDT. For information about the RACF CDT, see z/OS Security Server RACF Command Language Reference.