AAF001 Unable to load required modules | |
Explanation |
A required module could not be loaded. Operation terminates with an abend U0042. |
Action |
Check that all required modules are available. |
AAF002 Unable to allocate required storage | |
Explanation |
There is insufficient storage available for ADASAF to operate. Operation terminates with an abend U0042. |
Action |
Increase the amount of storage (above the 16-megabyte line) available to the failing job. |
AAF003 dbid Unable to allocate NRS storage | |
Explanation |
ADASAF needs approximately 2KB of storage below the 16-megabyte line.
If the storage is not available at initialization (or after a
|
Action |
Ensure that enough storage is available. |
AAF004 dbid Module xxxxxxxx not loaded | |
Explanation |
The indicated module could not be loaded during initialization or
during the |
Action |
Ensure that the module is available. |
AAF005 dbid Invalid parameters detected | |
Explanation |
One or more invalid parameters were specified in DDSAF. Operation terminates. |
Action |
Correct the invalid parameters. |
AAF006 dbid Allocation of user file cache failed | |
Explanation |
ADASAF allocates a user file cache above the 16-megabyte line. If the
storage is not available at initialization (or after a
|
Action |
Ensure that enough storage is available or reduce the
|
AAF007 dbid INPUT PARAMETER | |
Explanation |
ADASAF echoes the parameters read from DDSAF for information and auditing purposes. |
Action |
None. |
AAF008 dbid Invalid parameter: INPUT PARAMETER | |
Explanation |
ADASAF detected incorrect input in DDSAF. AAF008 is issued for each invalid parameter found and is followed by message AAF005. |
Action |
Correct the invalid parameter. |
AAF009 dbid Allocation of Password/Cipher Code cache failed | |
Explanation |
There is insufficient storage available above the 16-megabyte line to allocate the table. Each entry requires 16 bytes and the table has a 32-byte header. Operation terminates. |
Action |
Ensure that enough storage is available. |
AAF010 dbid Password/Cipher Code cache too small - increase MAXPC | |
Explanation |
ADASAF found more passwords and/or cipher codes in RACF than it could store in its table. Operation terminates. |
Action |
Increase the |
AAF011 dbid Error extracting Passwords/Cipher Codes from RACF | |
Explanation |
ADASAF could not extract passwords and cipher codes from RACF. Operation terminates. |
Action |
Check that you have specified the correct resource class and entity name format. Activate tracing and check for any errors or warnings. Check the system log for RACF messages. |
AAF012 dbid Adabas SAF VX.X.X is active in XXXX mode | |
Explanation |
ADASAF has successfully initialized in FAIL or WARN mode, as indicated by XXXX. |
Action |
None. |
AAF015 dbid Newcopy of Configuration module failed | |
Explanation |
After a |
Action |
This error occurs only if there is a shortage of storage or the module SAFCFG was deleted from the load library after initialization. Determine which of these is the case and correct it. |
AAF016 dbid Newcopy reinitialization failed | |
Explanation |
This message appears after a failure during
|
Action |
Take the action recommended by the accompanying message. |
AAF017 dbid Not APF authorized | |
Explanation |
ADASAF must run APF-authorized. Operation terminates. |
Action |
Check that all STEPLIBs are in the APF list and that ADARUN is linked
with |
AAF018 dbid No security details for job JOBNAME | |
Explanation |
This message appears when an unsecured Adabas call is received from the indicated job. |
Action |
The most likely cause is an installation error, either of the Adabas Router security extensions or of the Adabas link module. |
AAF019 dbid ADASAF initialization error(s) - Nucleus will terminate | |
Explanation |
This message appears after an initialization error and is preceded by a more specific error message. |
Action |
Take the action recommended by the accompanying message. |
AAF020 dbid Unable to add ADASAF Smart Management PIN | |
Explanation |
This message appears during initialization if ADASAF fails to activate its Adabas Error Handling interface. |
Action |
None. ADASAF continues, with its Error Handling interface disabled. |
AAF021 dbid NOTOKEN is set - calls from unsecured clients are allowed | |
Explanation |
The configuration option |
Action |
None. |
AAF022 dbid Incompatible Configuration module detected | |
Explanation |
ADASAF has detected an incompatible Configuration module. The nucleus session terminates. |
Action |
Ensure that the Configuration module is created using the macros supplied with the version of ADASAF you wish to use. |
AAF023 dbid Invalid xxxx parameter returned by ADASAFX2 | |
Explanation |
Your password/cipher code exit has returned incorrect data, as indicated by xxxx:
The nucleus session terminates. |
Action |
Correct your exit. |
AAF024 ADASAF installation error: SAFPMAC not linked REUSable | |
Explanation |
ADASAF cannot initialize because the module SAFPMAC has not been linked
with the |
Action |
Ensure that SAFPMAC is linked |
SAF Security Kernel messages are described in the SAF Security Kernel documentation.
The following Adabas response codes can result from ADASAF processing:
Code | Meaning |
---|---|
200 | The command could not satisfy the necessary
security checks. This response code may be accompanied by one of the following
subcodes:
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207 | Internal ADASAF and ADALNK two-phase response code for remote workstation logon. This code is normally not displayed or presented. |
208 | ADASAF response code indicating that two-phase logon can continue. If this internal response code is displayed or otherwise presented, the wrong ADALNK version for workstation logon is being used. |
209 | Workstation user’s password has expired. This code is normally not returned to the application. Instead the workstation user is prompted to enter a new password. |
ADASAF displays an eight-byte code containing various return and reason codes from SAF. This information is shown in a number of messages denoted "SSSSSSSS".
The ADASAF return code contains the following structure:
Position Within Message Code | Information Content |
---|---|
Byte: 1 | SAF return code (R15 after RACROUTE) |
Byte: 2 | Function code (see below) |
Byte: 3 | RACROUTE return code |
Byte: 4 | RACROUTE reason code |
Bytes: 5 - 8 | Internal reason code |
The ADASAF trace messages include the first four bytes of this information, printed as eight hexadecimal digits:
Position Within Trace Message | Information Content |
---|---|
Digits 1 and 2 | SAF return code (R15 after RACROUTE) |
Digits 3 and 4 | Function code (see below) |
Digits 5 and 6 | RACROUTE return code |
Digits 7 and 8 | RACROUTE reason code |
Refer to the IBM documentation External Security Interface (RACROUTE) Macro Reference for MVS and VM for a thorough explanation of all possible return/reason codes. CA-Top Secret and CA-ACF2 can provide different return code values in some circumstances.
ADASAF internal function codes include:
Function Code (Hex) | Description |
---|---|
04 | Authorize Adabas access |
18 | Authorize cross-level access |
44 or 6C | Authenticate user |
If security violation logging is active, the SAF Security Kernel includes additional diagnostic information about the violation in its trace message. This information is described in the SAF Security Kernel documentation.