IRR803I

Explanation
This message appears when VLF is inactive and RACF® is doing group authority checking.
 RACF uses VLF to store group
tree information for improving performance.

System action
RACF continues
processing without using VLF. The result of group authority checking
should be the same whether VLF is active or not.

Operator response
Use operation procedures for your installation
to decide whether to activate VLF.  The command S VLF,SUB=MSTR starts
the VLF, and VLF uses the COFVLF00 PARMLIB member as the default.
 The command STOP VLF deactivates VLF. See z/OS Security Server RACF System Programmer's Guide for
detailed VLF usage information.
VLF
might be active subsequent to the issuance of this message. The results
of command D A,VLF includes GTS object names DIRRGTS & CIRRGTS
 as data spaces if VLF is active and being used for group tree storage.

Routing code
1

Descriptor code
4