This section lists the messages with a prefix of IRR that can go to the user or the system operator. The format of these messages is:

IRRxxnnnt text

where:

IRR

identifies the message as a RACF® message.

xx

identifies the function issuing the message.

nnn

is the message serial number.

t

is the type code (I = information, or A = action).

text

is the text of the message.

The values for the xx field that identifies the function issuing the message are:

xx

Function or Utility

16

Messages common to several commands

52

Dynamic parse (IRRDPI00 command) messages

61

RACF cross-reference utility (IRRUT100)

62

RACF database verification utility (IRRUT200)

63

Block update command (BLKUPD)

65

RACF database split/merge utility (IRRUT400)

67

RACF SMF data unload utility (IRRADU00)

and

RACF database unload utility (IRRDBU00)

68

RACF remove ID utility (IRRRID00)

71

REXX RACVAR function

A0

RACF subsystem

B0

RACF subsystem

C0

RACF subsystem

D0

DISPLAY command messages

E0

SIGNOFF command messages

F0

RRSF send request handling task messages

G0

RRSF parmlib and initialization messages

H0

SET command messages

I0

RRSF handshaking messages

J0

RRSF connection local transaction program messages

K0

RACLINK command messages

L0

RACROUTE REQUEST=LIST messages

L1

CACHECLS profile messages

M0

TARGET command messages

N0

RRSF connection receive transaction program messages

O0

RRSF connection send transaction program messages

P0

RRSF messages

Q0

RRSF connection task messages

R0

RRSF output handling task messages

S0

RACLINK command messages

T0

RACLINK command or RRSF output handling task messages

U0

File allocation messages

V0

RRSF enveloping messages

W0

RACPRIV command messages

X0

RACF operational modes and coupling facility related messages