SAF Messages

The security system determined user does not have authorization for resource. System return and reason codes are given in the hexadecimal string SSSSSSSS. This message is displayed when access has been denied to a particular resource.

An unexpected response code XX was received from the SAF Security Kernel for user when requesting function FF to be performed.

The SAF Security Kernel was not able to extract a list of protected program objects from the security system on behalf of Natural users.

Obtain a trace of SAF call RACROUTE EXTRACT from the security system and contact your Software AG technical support representative. ACF2 and Top Secret users should ensure that the protected programs have been extracted from the security system and supplied to the SAF Security Kernel via the SEFEXT DD statement in the daemon started task JCL.

The SAF Security Kernel returned Adabas response XX and subresponse xx to request FF for user.

Ensure that the SAF Kernel started task is active. Check its output for error messages. Take the necessary remedial action indicated by the Adabas response code.

The SAF Security Kernel initialized successfully. x.x.x is the kernel version (for example 8.1.1) and xxxx is the kernel build number (for example 0001).

Information message only.

The SAF Security Kernel could not load the stated module.

Ensure that the module is in the steplib and the region size is sufficient.

The SAF Security Kernel was not able to allocate all the memory required to satisfy the buffer size specified in its parameters. Operation continues.

Ensure region size is sufficient and parameters are appropriate.

The SAF Security Kernel could obtain no memory at system start-up. Operation has terminated.

Ensure region size is sufficient and system parameters are appropriate.

The SAF Security Kernel suffered an internal error. A general restart is performed and the operation continues.

Keep all information written to DDPRINT and contact your Software AG technical support representative.

The SAF Security Kernel was unable to logoff user from the security system. The SAF error code is SSSSSSSS.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

The Natural SAF interface requires a larger value to be specidied for IDSIZE (Natural 3.1) or NSFSIZE (Natural 4.1 or above).

Increase the Natural IDSIZE parameter or NSFSIZE if using Natural 4.1 or above.

The Natural SAF interface could not acquire storage from the designated IDMSBUF.

Increase Natural region and/or thread size.

Internal problem in Natural SAF storage use.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

The Natural IDSIZE parameter has not been specified.

Ensure IDSIZE (or NSFSIZE if using Natural 4.1 or above) is set correctly in the Natural parameters.

The list of protected programs could not be returned from the SAF Security Kernel to Natural.

Ensure the same copy of the configuration module SAFCFG is used by all system components. Check that the GWSTYP parameter defined in SAFI010 and STY parameter in SAFI020 are both correctly set for the installed security system and that all installation requirements have been met.

The current Natural system files were not matched in the table defining all possible system file sets.

Ensure that the environment definitions in Natural Security are correct.

Possible reasons for error: Adabas link module installed into this component is not reentrant.

Interface could not identify table name for DBID/FNR of an SQL request.

Ensure interface is correctly installed, then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

Interface component could not determine the DBID/FNR associated with this SQL request.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

The SAF Kernel will not permit user type T to operate using the currently installed options.

The stated error occurred when an SMF record was being written.

SAFPRINT=Y is set in SAFCFG, but no SAFPRINT dataset is defined.

Attempted illegal use of security request.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

SAF Security Kernel received the stated operator command.

Information message only.

SEFM901 * SAF SECURITY KERNEL - SERVER STATISTICS (AT 12C47000)
SEFM902 * RESOURCE    CHECK(+VE) CHECH(-VE) CHECK SAVED OVERWRITES LEN
SEFM903 * APPLICATION        10          0          0           0    8
SEFM903 * DBMS CHECK          0          0          0           0   17
SEFM903 * SYSMAIN             0          0          0           0   21
SEFM903 * SYSTEM FILE         2          0          0           0   40
SEFM903 * PROGRAM             0          0          0           0   17
SEFM903 * BROKER              0          0          0           0   68
SEFM903 * NET-WORK            0          0          0           0   17
SEFM903 * SQL SERVER          0          0          0           0   32
SEFM904 * CACHED USERS:       1 HIGH WATERMARK:     1 MAX USERS:  5545
SEFM905 * OVERWRITES:         0 AUTHENTICATED:      0 DENIED:        0

Operator command for general statistics was issued. The address in the first line is the address of the SAF Kernel's storage cache.

Operator issued command to shut-down the daemon started task. This message is also issued when a secure Adabas nucleus, Net-Work node or Adabas SQL server terminates.

SEFM910 * SAF GATEWAY - LIST ALL ACTIVE USERS
SEFM911 * USERID CHECK(+VE) CHECH(-VE) CHECK SAVED OVERWRITES BUFF
SEFM912 * K11079         3          0          0           0   0

Operator issued command to display list of currently active users.

SEFM911 * SJU         CHECK(+VE) CHECH(-VE) CHECK SAVED OVERWRITES  BUFF
SEFM912 * APPLICATION        10          0            0           0   10
SEFM912 * DBMS CHECK          0          0            0           0    0
SEFM912 * SYSMAIN             0          0            0           0    0
SEFM912 * SYSTEM FILE         2          0            0           0    2
SEFM912 * PROGRAM             0          0            0           0    0
SEFM912 * BROKER              0          0            0           0    0
SEFM912 * NET-WORK            0          0            0           0    0
SEFM912 * SQL SERVER          0          0            0           0    0

Operator issued command to display statistics specific to a currently active user.

No active users were found in SAF Security Kernel.

The requested user was not found in the SAF Security Kernel.

This message is issued in response to an SSNAP operator command and is followed by a sequence of SEFM916 messages.

This message contains the results of an SSNAP command. Each SSNAP snaps up to 256 bytes and shows the address, the hexadecimal storage contents, and the interpretation.

An attempt was made to snap storage outside the bounds of the SAF Kernel's cache.

A required parameter was omitted from an operator command. For example, SUSTAT with no userid specified.

This message is issued in response to an SHELP operator command and lists the valid SAF Kernel operator commands.

The SAF Kernel was unable to obtain temporary storage (approximately 16Kb) to log users off in response to an SREST, SNEWCOPY or SLOGOFF operator command.

Increase the region size.

This message is issued in response to an SLOGOFF operator command. The indicated user has been logged off from the security system.

This message is issued in response to an SLOGOFF operator command. The requested user could not be found in the SAF Kernel’s cache.

This message is issued in response to an SLOGOFF operator command. An internal error (indicated by ZZ) occurred while attempting to log the reqeusted user off.

The STRACE operator command was issued with an invalid trace setting.

An invalid SAF Security Kernel operator command was entered.

The SAF kernel or one of the modules it needs could not be loaded. Ensure that all SAF modules (including those created by installation assembly jobs – SAFCFG, SAFPSEC and SAFPMAC) are available.

A memory allocation failed during initialization. Increase the region size.

There is insufficient memory for the SAF daemon to initialize. Increase the region size.

Installation error (SAFCKN load module not available). Ensure that all required load modules are available.

The SAF daemon was enable to open DDCARD. Ensure that the DDCARD DD statement is specified correctly.

The daemon echoes the values of the supplied DDCARD parameters.

DDCARD contained an invalid parameter. The SAF daemon terminates. Correct the parameter in error.

DDCARD did not contain PRODUCT=SAF. Ensure that PRODUCT=SAF and DEFAULT=SAF are both specified.

The SAF daemon received an error from ADAMPM. This message will usually be preceded by an explanatory message. If in doubt, contact your Software AG technical support representative for assistance.

An error occurred during an ADAIOR service call. Contact your Software AG technical support representative for assistance.

The SAF daemon has been instructed to shut down.

The SAF daemon failed to allocate its command queue. Increase the region size.

The daemon is now active and ready to receive security requests; nnnnn is the node ID, sss is the SVC number, and aaaaaaaa is the address of the daemon's main storage area.

Message 12I is issued before processing of an operator command.

An invalid operator command was entered.

Message 14I is issued during daemon termination (nnnnn is the daemon's node ID).

Message 15I is issued during daemon termination (nnnnn is the daemon's node ID).

The indicated module could not be loaded. Ensure that it is available.

An invalid PRODUCT= parameter was specified in DDCARD.

Ensure that SAFPXY and all other required load modules are available.

A memory allocation failed during initialization. Increase the region size.

A memory allocation failed during initialization. Increase the region size.

A memory allocation failed during initialization. Increase the region size.

Message 40S is issued during abnormal termination. It shows the abend code, Program Status Word, module that abended and register contents.

In the event of an abend, please ensure you collect the messages, the dump and any trace messages or snaps that have been generated.

Message 42S is issued during abnormal termination. It shows the abend code, Program Status Word, module that abended and register contents.

In the event of an abend, please ensure you collect the message, the dump and any trace messages or snaps that have been generated.

Message 43S is issued during abnormal termination. It shows the abend code, Program Status Word, module that abended and register contents.

In the event of an abend, please ensure you collect the message, the dump and any trace messages or snaps that have been generated.