IRRG002I

Explanation
This message is displayed for one of the following
reasons: You specified PARM='OPT=xx' on the EXEC JCL
statement in the RACF® procedure
in SYS1.PROCLIB.  However, you did not also supply the RACFPARM DD
statement to identify the RACF parameter
library data set containing the IRROPTxx member.
You issued a SET INCLUDE(xx) command when the
RACFPARM DD statement does not exist.

Because RACF cannot
locate this data set, the commands contained within the IRROPTxx member
are not processed.  Therefore, if this message was displayed during RACF subsystem address space initialization,
the RACF remote sharing facility
is not activated.

System action
If this message was displayed during RACF subsystem address space initialization,
initialization continues without activating RRSF.  Any updates you
make to the RACF database are
not propagated to any other RACF database
in your RRSF configuration until the problem is resolved. If the message
was issued as a result of a SET INCLUDE(xx) command
entered as an operator command, the command ends.

Operator response
Contact your system programmer.

System programmer response
The started procedure for the RACF subsystem in SYS1.PROCLIB
must be updated to provide the RACFPARM DD statement, which identifies
the data set that contains the IRROPTxx member.
 For information about how to update your started procedure for remote
sharing, see z/OS Security Server RACF System Programmer's Guide. 
Once the necessary updates are made, the RACF subsystem can be stopped and
restarted to activate your changes.
For example, if your RACF subsystem name is 'RACF' and
its (optional) subsystem identifier is '@', then from the operator
console you would issue      @STOP
     START RACF,SUB=MSTR,PARM='OPT=xx'

Alternatively,
you could issue the SET and TARGET commands in the IRROPTxx member
manually, although this is not the recommended method.
Unless
the JCL is updated, this message appears again.

Routing code
2

Descriptor code
6