ICH70001I

Explanation
This message displays the last recorded date and
time that user userid accessed the system. Some
examples are: The last recorded date and time user userid logged
on successfully.
The last recorded date and time user userid submitted
a batch job.

When a user logs on for the first time or for the first
time after the RESUME date, the date and time are displayed in asterisks.
For example, hh:mm:ss is displayed as **:**:**.
Note: This message does not reflect all accesses done through APPC.
This message is suppressed for started procedures because of a
time lapse between the time the procedure starts and when its JOBLOG
is activated. It is replaced by MVS™ message IEF695I identifying
the started procedure and its associated user and group ID.
Applications can be configured to record only the first logon
of the day. When a user logs on to one of these applications, the
date and time are only recorded if it is the first access for this
user this day. Other applications might record every access. The date
and time in this message indicates the last recorded access. See z/OS Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide for
more information about how to configure applications to record daily
statistics.

Information in the message includes hour, minute,
second, day of week, month, day, and year.
The first time this
message is issued for a user, the message is written **:**:**
ON ***,*** **,****.
This message is routed to the RACF-defined
user indicated by userid and is issued only when
the INITSTATS option (specified on the SETROPTS command) is active.