IRR52151I

Explanation
This message gives the resulting SAF return code,
a RACF® return code (SAFPRRET),
and a RACF reason code (SAFPRREA).
If the value of a return code or reason code is greater than
X'0000FFFF', it is displayed as a hexadecimal number. If the value
is less than or equal to X'0000FFFF', it is displayed as a decimal
number.
This message can be issued in the following situations:
If the message indicates a USER, GROUP, CONNECT, or STARTED profile,
the message is issued when an RDEFINE or RALTER command specifies
the STDATA segment. An unexpected error occurred from a RACROUTE REQUEST=EXTRACT
macro that was used to retrieve information for the STDATA segment.
If you modified DCE, OMVS, or OVM information in a user profile,
the DCE, OMVS, or the OVM segment of the RACF profile changed but the corresponding update
in the DCEUUIDS, UNIXMAP, or VMPOSIX class for the user or group profile
did not occur. RACF attempted
to retrieve the information from the profile specified in the message
text but has encountered an error.
If you modified LNOTES, NDS, or KERB information in a USER profile,
the LNOTES, NDS, or KERB segment of the profile changed but the corresponding
NOTELINK, NDSLINK, or KERBLINK mapping class profile was not updated.
  RACF attempted to retrieve
the LNOTES, NDS, or KERB  information from the profile specified in
the message text but has encountered an error.
If the message indicates a profile in the CDT class,  the message
is issued when an RDEFINE or RALTER command specifies the CDTINFO
segment.   An unexpected error occurred from a RACROUTE REQUEST=EXTRACT
macro that was used to retrieve information for the CDTINFO segment;
some validation checking on the fields in the CDTINFO segment, therefore,
cannot be completed.

System action
Command processing continues in a specific way
for each of the following situations: If the message indicates a USER, GROUP, CONNECT, or STARTED profile,
processing of the RDEFINE or RALTER command completed successfully.
Data specified for the STDATA segment was processed, along with any
other data on the command.
If you were modifying DCE, OMVS, or OVM information in a user
profile, command processing continues. However, the mapping profiles
in the DCEUUIDS, UNIXMAP, or VMPOSIX class are not updated.
If you were modifying LNOTES, NDS, or KERB information in a user
profile, command processing continues.  However, the mapping profiles
in the NOTELINK, NDSLINK, or KERBLINK class are not updated.
If the message indicates a profile in the CDT class, processing
of the RDEFINE or RALTER command completed successfully. Data specified
for the CDTINFO segment was processed, along with any other data on
the command. The data in the CDTINFO segment, however, may contain
errors.

System programmer response
Use the return code information in z/OS Security Server RACROUTE Macro Reference to
determine the error condition and fix the error. If necessary, contact
the IBM® support center.
Tell them the command issued and the resulting return and reason codes. If you were updating DCE, OMVS, or OVM information and you have
corrected the error, reissue the command. As an alternative, use the RACF RALTER or RDELETE command
to manually administer the DCEUUIDS, UNIXMAP, or VMPOSIX class profile
that corresponds to the user profile you were changing.
If you were updating OMVS or OVM information in user or group
profiles, you can use the RACF RDEFINE
or PERMIT command to manually update the access list of the appropriate
UNIXMAP or VMPOSIX class profile.
If you were updating LNOTES, NDS, or KERB information and you
have corrected the error, reissue the command.  As an alternative,
try to delete the information and add it again.  If the SNAME, UNAME,
or KERBNAME values are in uppercase characters, use the RACF RALTER or RDELETE command to manually administer
the NOTELINK, NDSLINK, or KERBLINK class profile that corresponds
to the user profile you were changing. For details on the mapping
profiles, see z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide. 
If you were adding or updating a profile in the CDT class and
you have corrected the error,  issue the RALTER command with the CDTINFO
keyword and no suboperands:  RALTER CDT profile CDTINFO
This
initiates validation checking of fields within the CDTINFO segment.
 You may also issue the RLIST command to examine the contents of the
CDTINFO segment in the profile to ensure the field contents are correct.

User response
Report this message to the system programmer and
provide the exact text of the command you issued.