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sakthisiga
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Hi Everyone,
See the below mentioned Define cluster:
DEFINE CLUSTER (NAME(SYS1.MANX) +
VOLUME(MSV801)+
NONINDEXED +
CYLINDERS(04) +
REUSE +
RECORDSIZE(4086,32767) +
SPANNED +
SPEED +
CONTROLINTERVALSIZE(512) +
SHAREOPTIONS(2))
Error came is:
IDC3018I SECURITY VERIFICATION FAILED
IDC3009I ** VSAM CATALOG RETURN CODE IS 56 - REASON CODE IS IGG0CLFT-6
IDC3003I FUNCTION TERMINATED. CONDITION CODE IS 12
Can anyone please explain what is the probem in that? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| IDC3018I SECURITY VERIFICATION FAILED |
what does the quoted message hint ?
why not look at the messages and codes Yourself ? |
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sakthisiga
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Hi enrico,
I'm new to the mainframe technology, i don't know why the error came.
If possible suggest me to change my cluster definition t oexecute without error..
Thanks for your reply..... |
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Robert Sample
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| You cannot change the cluster definition to run the define. The security error means you do not have authority to define the data set. Contact your site support group, tell them what you're trying to do, and get the appropriate authority or let them help you with what you want to do. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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being new to the MF technology does not prevent You from reading the manuals 
otherwise you will never become old in it
for example start from
www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/bkserv/lookat/
fill the message number
with ...
IDC3018I
and then...
IDC3009I
and then...
IDC3003I
and do some reading
come back if there is omething You do not understand
but... just curious, why the need to define a SYS1.MANX thing ?? |
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expat
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Oh boy ...................
Click HERE to see why  |
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enrico-sorichetti
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my philosophy in answering forum' s question has always been
1st the organizational issues
2nd the technical solution
but looks like I am wrong,
nobody wants to be warned about the consequences of shooting oneself in a foot
they just want to be provided with a loaded gun
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expat
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nobody wants to be warned about the consequences of shooting oneself in a foot
they just want to be provided with a loaded gun |
Bravo Enrico, that certainly brought a smile to my face  |
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sakthisiga
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Thanks a lot Robert sample....
I'll contact my support team. |
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Robert Sample
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| I'll contact my support team. |
I look forward to the fireworks -- probably visible from here.
Although I do have to ask, if you're new to the mainframe world, are you doing systems support or applications support? If you're doing applications work, you have no business attempting to define a SYS1 file and your site security properly stopped you. If you're doing systems support, you need to spend some time with your team leader to understand exactly what you're doing since the file you want to create should already exist on the system and not need creation; changing the file almost certainly will require an IPL to be implemented. |
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dick scherrer
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| I'm new to the mainframe technology |
Then you need very quickly need to come to the understanding that it is not at all like a pc. You should not flail away at things about which you have no idea. The amount of damage that can be caused is enormous.
Suggest for some time you confine your work with SYSn (espceially SYS1) datasets to read only. . .
Also suggest you not ask for/ be given security access to do more than read until you have become quite familiar with the system. And this will take a while - not just a few days/weeks/months. |
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Terry Heinze
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| Then you need very quickly need to come to the understanding that it is not at all like a pc. |
WHAT?? You can't just reboot a mainframe anytime you feel like it??  |
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Robert Sample
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Terry -- I can, but then it's my sandbox LPAR and there's all kinds of testing I do in it. Of course, the production LPAR is not treated the same way ....  |
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