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z/OS Server / Re: Emails randomly delete first 1 1/2 pages of report
« on: October 24, 2016, 05:02:17 AM »
Thanks Ed.  I went through a lot of output, and the exit program and found that the exit program wasn't clearing out working storage.  So, if the banner page for the one with the missing pages was not a full page (66 lines in our case), and the previous distribution before the one in error had commands at the end of it's banners, they were being carried over to the banner pages of the next distribution.
This is being looked at by some people at IBM.  In the meantime, I just changed all my banner pages to have enough blank lines to take up a full page.

32
z/OS Server / Re: UserID and Password invalid
« on: October 24, 2016, 04:57:58 AM »
I wanted to put the solution, for anybody else that runs into this issue.  Our resident RACF expert determined that the problem was that although RACF allows special characters in the password, some special characters caused my password to attempt to perform "tasks" related to special characters in my password.
All I had to do was either:
A) Change my password so I didn't use the special characters (In this case it was a $)
B) Put my password in single quotes within my jcl.

My jobs run great now.
Thanks for your help Ed!

33
z/OS Server / Re: Emails randomly delete first 1 1/2 pages of report
« on: August 09, 2016, 07:17:04 AM »
Thanks.  We do have a limit on the output, and the strange part is that is appears to be "all there" when I look at the monitor (correct number of pages), and if I re-distribute it from the monitor, they get the entire report.

34
z/OS Server / Emails randomly delete first 1 1/2 pages of report
« on: August 04, 2016, 04:42:50 AM »
I have gone through all the manuals, and tried many things, and can't find a solution.
We are on CMOD 9.5, using ODF for distribution. 
When we want to email a report we send it to the JES output queue (with location PRINT and DEST JES2MAIL).
When the output is sent to our customer, the 1st 1 1/2 pages of the document are missing from the output.  (We never had this problem with the previous product we used that also sent the output to JES2MAIL.)
The CMOD monitor shows the correct number of pages for the report, and when I use the monitor to re-distribute it always works correctly.
This appears to only happen during our nightly cycle, when a large number of reports are being distributed.  I have not seen it happen in our mid-day cycle, which is much smaller in regards to emails, and it doesn't happen in our development system, which is set up the same as our Prod system.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I need to find a solution before we roll out the rest of our reports.  Currently, with a portion of our reports rolled out for distribution, I have to manually re-distribute several reports every day.
Thanks!

35
z/OS Server / Re: UserID and Password invalid
« on: June 08, 2016, 06:57:45 AM »
I don't have any jcl to run an export without the ARSZOSHL.  Can you tell me what I would change?
//S1          EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01,REGION=0M                           
//SYSEXEC     DD   DISP=SHR,DSN=SYS22.CMOD.V9R5M0.USER.SOURCE       
//SYSTSPRT    DD   SYSOUT=*                                         
//*  ARSZOSHL /PRODUCTS/ars/V9R5M0/bin/arsxml export +             
//*  oshell /PRODUCTS/ars/V9R5M0/bin/arsxml export +               
//SYSTSIN     DD   *                                               
  ARSZOSHL /PRODUCTS/ars/V9R5M0/bin/arsxml export +                 
           -h ARCHPROD  -u A000975 -p xxxxxxxx -v -r a -w IBM-500 +
           -i /PRODUCTS/ars/user/J9/myfilename +           
           -o /PRODUCTS/ars/user/J9/myfilename+             
           -w 1047 -1 /PRODUCTS/ars/user/J9/1.trc -2 ALL=15         
/*                                                                 
//STDENV      DD   *                                               
__BPX_SHAREAS=YES                                                   
__BPX_BATCH_SPAWN=YES         
//ARSBIN       DD   PATH='/PRODUCTS/ars/V9R5M0/bin' 
//DSNAOINI     DD   PATH='/etc/ars/cli.ini'         
//OSHOUT1      DD   SYSOUT=*,RECFM=F,LRECL=255       
//STDERR       DD   SYSOUT=*                         
                                     

36
z/OS Server / Re: UserID and Password invalid
« on: June 06, 2016, 11:22:42 AM »
Hi Ed,
My co-worker can run my job, with his password, without an issue, and he has both upper and lower-case characters in his password also.  Any other ideas?
I appreciate your help with this. :)

37
z/OS Server / Re: UserID and Password invalid
« on: May 17, 2016, 05:31:31 AM »
Thanks Ed.  I didn't want to overload this conversation, but I've put the full trace below.  Also, our security guru here did a trace on his side - the information from his trace is here also.  He says something appears to be going on with ARCCS_PERMISSIONS and is hoping you can help there.  I will have a PMR opened, but if you have any additional info or ideas, it is greatly appreciated.

Full Trace information from our security team's trace:
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803090 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(343)ArcCS_Shutdown:Return arccs return code=13,ARCCS_PERMISSIONS
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803093 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(3274)ArcCSP_ServerLogin:Return arccs return code=13,ARCCS_PERMISSIONS
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803096 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(3605)ArcCS_ServerLogin:Return arccs return code=13,ARCCS_PERMISSIONS
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803100 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3678)odLogon:(2) arccs return code=13,ARCCS_PERMISSIONS

The rest of my trace (leaving off the 1st part that has trace, date, & time identifiers:

/OS-04.24.00-ARSXML-9.5.0.3-05/16/2016 14:02:59
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:684675 FLOW SYS15219.T100952.RA000.ARGPRIV.SRCCMS.H01(ARGPRIV)(868)ArcPRIV_GetServerConnectionInfo:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:684680 FLOW SYS15219.T100952.RA000.ARGPRIV.SRCCMS.H01(ARGPRIV)(277)ArcPRIVP_GetServerConnectionInfo:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691733 FLOW SYS15219.T100952.RA000.ARGPRIV.SRCCMS.H01(ARGPRIV)(854)ArcPRIVP_GetServerConnectionInfo:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691752 FLOW SYS15219.T100952.RA000.ARGPRIV.SRCCMS.H01(ARGPRIV)(876)ArcPRIV_GetServerConnectionInfo:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691769 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4033)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691771 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4037)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:(null) id=1489
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691792 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4094)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691795 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3610)odLogon:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691797 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3638)odLogon:(1)UL arccs return code=6,ARCCS_FAILED
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691800 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3503)ArcXMLP_Stash:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691802 FLOW SYS14273.T182341.RA000.ARGSTASH.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSTASH)(1028)ArcSTASH_Process:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691804 FLOW SYS14273.T182341.RA000.ARGSTASH.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSTASH)(730)ArcSTASHP_Get:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691807 FLOW SYS14273.T182341.RA000.ARGSTASH.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSTASH)(639)ArcSTASHP_GetStash:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691809 FLOW SYS14273.T182341.RA000.ARGSTASH.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSTASH)(384)ArcSTASHP_ReadFile:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691822 FLOW SYS14273.T182341.RA000.ARGSTASH.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSTASH)(454)ArcSTASHP_ReadFile:Return rc=4
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691824 FLOW SYS14273.T182341.RA000.ARGSTASH.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSTASH)(712)ArcSTASHP_GetStash:Return rc=4
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691826 FLOW SYS14273.T182341.RA000.ARGSTASH.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSTASH)(810)ArcSTASHP_Get:Return rc=4
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691828 FLOW SYS14273.T182341.RA000.ARGSTASH.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSTASH)(1035)ArcSTASH_Process:Return rc=4
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691830 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3545)ArcXMLP_Stash:(null) stash_rc=4 pSession->userName=A000975
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691835 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4033)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691841 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4037)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:(null) id=591
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691844 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4404)setRC:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691846 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4409)setRC:(null) pSession=00000048089c2fc0 rc=1
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691848 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4418)setRC:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691862 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4094)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691864 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3593)ArcXMLP_Stash:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691867 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(3586)ArcCS_ServerLogin:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691869 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(2597)ArcCSP_ServerLogin:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691871 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(355)ArcCS_Startup:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691874 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(191)ArcCSP_CheckTimeOut:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691876 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(166)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691878 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(179)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691880 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(237)ArcCSP_CheckTimeOut:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691883 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(430)ArcCS_Startup:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691885 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(1199)ArcCSP_Version:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691895 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(166)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691897 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(179)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691900 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3132)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691903 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3067)ArcSOCKETP_AllocSocketHandle:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691905 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2490)ArcSOCKETP_Startup:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691907 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2109)ArcSOCKETP_StartupSocketDefaults:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691912 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2056)ArcSOCKETP_Dir:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691914 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2082)ArcSOCKETP_Dir:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691941 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2359)ArcSOCKETP_StartupSocketDefaults:Default Values hndl->recv_clnt=1 hndl->recv_srvr=1 hndl->no_block_clnt=1 hndl->no_block_srvr=1 hndl->
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691944 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2361)ArcSOCKETP_StartupSocketDefaults:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691946 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2947)ArcSOCKETP_Startup:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691948 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3085)ArcSOCKETP_AllocSocketHandle:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691951 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3188)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:Connecting on socket port_ptr=1445 hndl->clnt_use_ssl=0 host=D0TCPIP
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691954 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2490)ArcSOCKETP_Startup:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691955 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2746)ArcSOCKETP_Startup:Socket initialization successful
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:691957 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(2947)ArcSOCKETP_Startup:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:737783 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3278)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:getsockopt hndl->sndbuf_size=262144 SO_SNDBUF=262144
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:737805 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3302)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:getsockopt hndl->rcvbuf_size=262144 SO_RCVBUF=262144
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:737960 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3342)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:ioctl non-blocking socket
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:737963 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3356)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:ioctl NON-BLOCKING=1
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:737967 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3400)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:getsockopt hndl->linger_clnt=0 hndl->linger_clnt_val=0 SO_LINGER_ONOFF=0 SO_LINGER=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:737973 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3423)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:getsockopt keep_alive=1 SO_KEEPALIVE=1
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:737979 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3449)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:getsockopt hndl->tcp_nodelay=1 TCP_NODELAY=1
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:737984 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3503)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:getsockopt SO_SNDBUF=262144
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:738006 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3688)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:Connected socket port_ptr=1445 hndl->clnt_use_ssl=0 hndl->clnt_sock_fd=5
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:738037 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3723)ArcSOCKET_ClientConnect:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:738040 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(166)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:738042 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(179)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:738045 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(5172)ArcSOCKET_Reset:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:738047 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(5179)ArcSOCKET_Reset:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:738072 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(166)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:738074 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(179)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739044 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(166)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739079 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(179)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739082 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(5222)ArcICC_GetCryptTypes:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739085 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(5238)ArcICC_GetCryptTypes:Return type=1
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739088 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(166)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739093 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(179)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739096 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(1727)ArcCSP_Version:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739099 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(5172)ArcSOCKET_Reset:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739101 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(5179)ArcSOCKET_Reset:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739122 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(5518)ArcICC_Encrypt:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739145 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(5522)ArcICC_Encrypt:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739160 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(166)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:739162 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(179)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:802702 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(166)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:802735 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(179)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:802738 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(166)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:802740 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(179)ArcCS_IsCancelled:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:802743 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3735)ArcSOCKET_ClientDisconnect:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:802745 INFO SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3748)ArcSOCKET_ClientDisconnect:Current state hndl->connected=1 hndl->active=1 hndl->shutdown_clnt=1 hndl->clnt_use_ssl=0 hndl->recv_clnt=1
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803040 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3094)ArcSOCKETP_FreeSocketHandle:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803075 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3098)ArcSOCKETP_FreeSocketHandle:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803077 FLOW SYS15219.T101019.RA000.ARGSOCK.SRCCMS.H01(ARGSOCK)(3787)ArcSOCKET_ClientDisconnect:Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803087 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(283)ArcCS_Shutdown:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803090 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(343)ArcCS_Shutdown:Return arccs return code=13,ARCCS_PERMISSIONS
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803093 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(3274)ArcCSP_ServerLogin:Return arccs return code=13,ARCCS_PERMISSIONS
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803096 FLOW SYS15219.T100443.RA000.ARGCS.SRCCMS.H01(ARGCS)(3605)ArcCS_ServerLogin:Return arccs return code=13,ARCCS_PERMISSIONS
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803100 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3678)odLogon:(2) arccs return code=13,ARCCS_PERMISSIONS
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803104 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4033)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803106 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4037)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:(null) id=458
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803111 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4404)setRC:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803114 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4409)setRC:(null) pSession=00000048089c2fc0 rc=3
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803116 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4418)setRC:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803182 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4094)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:Return
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803189 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3747)odLogon:Return rc=0
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803192 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4404)setRC:Enter
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803194 INFO //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4409)setRC:(null) pSession=00000048089c2fc0 rc=4
33755430:2144593031930576896 05/16/2016 14:02:59:803196 FLOW //'SYS15219.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4418)setRC:Return
 



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z/OS Server / Re: UserID and Password invalid
« on: May 16, 2016, 12:05:03 PM »
Thanks Ed.  I ran the trace and listed my results below up to the 1st error.  It just looks like it couldn't log in also, but I'm not very experienced in traces. 

00952.RA000.ARGPRIV.SRCCMS.H01(ARGPRIV)(868)ArcPRIV_GetServerConnectionInfo:Enter
00952.RA000.ARGPRIV.SRCCMS.H01(ARGPRIV)(277)ArcPRIVP_GetServerConnectionInfo:Enter
00952.RA000.ARGPRIV.SRCCMS.H01(ARGPRIV)(854)ArcPRIVP_GetServerConnectionInfo: Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
00952.RA000.ARGPRIV.SRCCMS.H01(ARGPRIV)(876)ArcPRIV_GetServerConnectionInfo: Return arccs return code=0,ARCCS_OKAY
.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4033)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:Enter
.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4037)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:(null) id=1489
.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(4094)ArcXMLP_IssueMessage:Return
.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3610)odLogon:Enter         
.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3638)odLogon:(1)UL arccs return code=6,ARCCS_FAILED   <--
.T101133.RA000.ARGXUTL.SRCCMS.H01(ARGXUTL)'(3503)ArcXMLP_Stash:Enter



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z/OS Server / Re: UserID and Password invalid
« on: May 13, 2016, 10:22:44 AM »
Yes.  I can log into TSO, run any other jobs (non-cmod), even run jobs that run sql against CMOD tables, but when I run the XML job that executes arsxml I get the error that my password and ID are not valid

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z/OS Server / UserID and Password invalid
« on: May 13, 2016, 08:55:27 AM »
We have unified login, with RACF controlling our security.  Everything works as expected with logins, normally.
However, without any known changes being made, Wednesday afternoon CMOD stopped allowing me access to our Mainframe servers for CMOD.  I use this access to run XML updates to the system, via jcl.  I only have to change the name of the Unix file in the jcl when I run it.
On Wednesday afternoon, I started getting an error saying that the UserID and Password were invalid when the job attempts to log into our CMOD mainframe servers.  Anybody else on my team can use my jcl, and run the job successfully with their user id and password.  Yes, I am positive that I am typing in the correct user id and password.
Our security team verified that nothing has changed in my security settings, or elsewhere in our systems, and I am able to access everything else with the user name and password, including the CMOD Admin client. 

Does anybody know where I can see what UserID and password it is expecting, or if there is a corrupt file with my ID? 

I'm running out of ideas here.

Thanks.
Janine

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z/OS Server / Re: INDEXSTYLE=DOC special report breaking
« on: February 05, 2016, 05:53:29 AM »
Based on what we have found with our application definitions:  You have carriage control as A (Ansi), and are starting in column 1 for your trigger.  Make sure your trigger is really in line one (counting carriage control column).  As somebody else noted, you will want the BREAKYES=OR to be able to break on either trigger, and you will want to add a second trigger with your second character set that you want to break on.  If that is truly only an "end of page" for you, you don't need the second trigger as long as the first one always appears at the top of your desired new page.
Hope this helps with your situation.

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Report Indexing / Changing a field to cluster="true"
« on: October 29, 2015, 03:05:21 PM »
We created several Application Groups before we realized we did not have cluster="true" on any of the fields.  Now, I need to change a field to have cluster="true". Does anybody know how I can do that?  I tried using XML, and when it didn't work I got into the manuals and they indicate that cluster is not a field that can be updated.  This is causing our DBA issues, because they can't do her auto reorgs.
Here is an example of the xml that I used to try to update the cluster:

<applicationGroup name="CORP_XXX_I01_R3654_005" >
  <field name="POSTING_DATE" cluster="true" >     
  </field>                                       
</applicationGroup>                               

I ran this with my normal "update" jcl that I use to do any updates via XML.

I get the error (that I expected):

The cluster attribute of the field object cannot be updated.


Creating all new AG's would cause other issues, and applications have already been loaded to the existing AGs that are missing the clustering.

Does anybody know what options I may have?

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z/OS Server / Stop reprint on reports
« on: April 24, 2015, 08:00:38 AM »
Can anybody tell me how I can set up specific reports so users will NOT be allowed to reprint them?
We have secured reports, which we are applying viewing security via Top Secret access controls for the folders, but need to further secure the reports so they can't be printed from the viewers; we use Content Navigator and the CICS Mainframe viewers.

I would greatly appreciate any assistance on this.
Thank you!

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I haven't been able to find anything in on-line help or the books on this.
We have reports that we want the customer to be able to search using the AND operator in addition to the OR operator for different fields.  Does anybody know how I can set this up? 

Example:
Indexes:
Customer
Reason
Message

and I'd like to be able to say (in sql terms)  Customer = abc AND (Reason like %error% OR Message like %invalid%)

I know I can create a "canned" query for the customer to use for any search where the search values will remain the same, but would like to allow them to make the correct "choices" on their own.

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