z/OS Security Server RACF Messages and Codes
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IRR401I

z/OS Security Server RACF Messages and Codes
SA23-2291-00

IRR401I
abend-code ABEND DURING RACF PROCESSING OF request-name REQUEST FOR ENTRY entry-name [IN CLASS class-name] [{PRIMARY | BACKUP } RACF DATA SET SEQUENCE nnn, dsname] --or-- I/O ERROR AT RBA relative-byte-address DURING RACF PROCESSING OF request-name REQUEST FOR ENTRY entry-name [IN CLASS class-name] [{PRIMARY | BACKUP } RACF DATA SET SEQUENCE nnn, dsname] --or-- RESTART KEY HIT DURING RACF PROCESSING OF request-name REQUEST FOR ENTRY entry-name [IN CLASS class-name] [{PRIMARY | BACKUP } RACF DATA SET SEQUENCE nnn, dsname]

Explanation

An abend or an I/O error occurred during RACF® processing, or the restart key was pressed.
relative-byte-address
The RBA (relative byte address) where the I/O error occurred.
request-name
The type of request the RACF manager was processing when the error occurred.
class-name
For resources other than DASD data sets, the class name of the resource. The 8-character class name and a hyphen precede the entry name zzz in the RACF database index. For example, the index name of TAPEVOL -T12345 is used to locate profile T12345 in class TAPEVOL.
dsname and nnn
If more than one RACF database exists, dsname and nnn indicate the database and sequence number affected.

System action

The indicated request to the RACF manager failed. RACF stops processing the request. An automatic RVARY might occur when there is an active backup and the device is varied offline or boxed.

Operator response

Save the exact text of this message and of any following RACF messages (particularly IRR413I), and report them to the systems programmer or the RACF security administrator, or both.

Programmer response

If message IRR402I, IRR403I, or IRR404I does not follow this message at the security console, the error occurring in the RACF database might not represent a permanent error. Attempt to reenter the RACF request (either the RACF command or the utility program), or cause the RACF SVC to be invoked again (such as reentering the LOGON command, rerunning the job, or trying dynamic allocation again).

If message IRR402I, IRR403I, or IRR404I does follow this message, then a permanent error might exist in the RACF database. Perform the action as specified by the problem determination section for that message.

If an I/O error is occurring frequently on the RACF database, an alternate device can be considered for the next IPL.

If multiple extents were created for a new RACF database, this message is issued when the new database is used. Delete the database and rerun the IRRMIN00 utility to recreate it. Specify CONTIG and do not specify secondary space on the SPACE parameter in the JCL.

Problem determination

If an abend occurred, do the following tasks:
  • Get the abend code from this message. If the abend is 000, see other messages issued for this problem (such as ICH409I) for the abend code.
  • Look for a description of the abend code in the following places:

    If you cannot find the abend code described in any of the above, see z/OS Security Server RACF Diagnosis Guide for information about diagnosing documentation errors and reporting documentation errors to IBM®.

    Diagnostic data is provided in the LOGREC data.

If an I/O error occurred, determine whether the device or volume is malfunctioning. For a permanent I/O error, see the LOGREC data for diagnostic information. Also, see the topic on failure during I/O operations on the RACF database in z/OS Security Server RACF System Programmer's Guide.

If message IRR402I, IRR403I, or IRR404I follows this message, see “Problem Determination” for that message.

Routing code

9 and 11

The complete text of this message is sent only to the security console. Only IRR401I abend-code ABEND DURING RACF PROCESSING is sent to the programmer.

Descriptor code

6 for x3E and x22 abends and 1 for all other abends.

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