IRRB014I

Explanation
The subsystem does not have a valid user ID associated
with it. This could occur for the following reasons:No user ID is associated with the subsystem in either the STARTED
class or the started procedures table (ICHRIN03).
The user ID associated with the subsystem is not defined to RACF®.
A valid user ID was specified but  is not connected to the specified
group.

System action
The subsystem stops.

Operator response
Report the exact text of this message to your
system programmer.

System programmer response
If your installation is using the
started procedures table to associate user IDs with started procedures,
enter a valid RACF user ID
in the started procedures table entry for the subsystem named in the
message and reIPL.  For more information about this table, see z/OS Security Server RACF System Programmer's Guide.
Verify with the security administrator that the user ID is defined
to RACF. If your installation
is using the STARTED class, report this message to the security administrator.

Routing code
2

Descriptor code
6

RACF Security
Administrator Response
Define the user ID to be associated
with the subsystem named in the message, if one is not already defined.
If your installation is using the STARTED class to associate user
IDs with started procedures, define a profile in the STARTED class
that associates the user ID with the subsystem named in the message,
if one is not already defined.  For more information about the STARTED
class, see z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide.

Explanation

System action

Operator response

System programmer response

Routing code

Descriptor code

RACF Security Administrator Response