RACF DETECTED AN ERROR
IN THE {IBM SUPPLIED | INSTALLATION} CLASS DESCRIPTOR TABLE, ENTRY entry-name,
ERROR CODE yy
Explanation
RACF® encountered
an error for entry
entry-name, in either the installation-defined
class descriptor table, ICHRRCDE, or the class descriptor table supplied
by IBM®, ICHRRCDX. The class
descriptor table is located in one of the following locations:
- SYS1.LINKLIB
- A library concatenated to SYS1.LINKLIB
- LPA (for ICHRRCDE only)
This message is followed by message ICH501I. Error code
yy identifies
the problem as follows:
- Code
- Description of Error
- 1
- The class name is less than 4 characters or contains embedded
blanks or non-alphanumeric characters.
- 2
- The ID field has a value of zero.
- 3
- The POSIT mask has more than 1 bit turned on or has no bits turned
on.
- 4
- The field that defines the length of the class name (MAXLNTH or
MAXLENX) has a value greater than 246.
- 5
- The class is designated as a resource group class, but the MEMBER
field does not contain a member class name.
- 6
- The table contains more than 1024 entries.
- 7
- Two entries have the same class names.
- 8
- One of the following conditions is true:
- A grouped class specifies a member that does not exist in the
table or is incorrect, or a member class specifies a group that does
not exist in the table or is incorrect.
- A pair of classes references each other, but one or both is not
a grouping class.
- 9
- One of the reserved class names (USER, GROUP, or DATASET) appears
in the class table.
- 10
- An entry in the installation table has a class name with the same
name as an entry in the table supplied by IBM.
- 11
- The area reserved for the pointer to the RACLISTed profiles is
not zero.
- 12
- The area reserved for the pointer to the GENLISTed profiles is
not zero.
- 13
- The length of the class descriptor table entry (as indicated in
a field in the entry itself) is not the same as the actual length
of the class descriptor table entry.
System action
Operator response
Ensure that the system parameters MLPA and
LNK are specified properly. If they are not, correct any errors and
IPL again. Otherwise, notify your systems programmer.
Programmer response
Ensure that no errors occurred during the
assembly of the table entries, that the table was properly link-edited,
and that modifications subsequent to link edit did not cause an error.
Correct the error and IPL again.
Routing code
Descriptor code