AAUD* - AUDITLOG Messages

These are messages produced by Adabas AUDITLOG processing.

Overview of Messages

AAUD01 | AAUD99
AAUD01 dbid userid xxxyyy description fnr=nnnnn rspzzz/ccc
Explanation

The message describes the dbid, userid, originator for the product code that the function was issued for along with an explanation of the function and an indicator if the function was successful or not.

If a utility or AOS request affects multiple functions, the AAUD01 message mentions only the first requested function that is processed. For example, if your request is "reorder file", AAUD01 is going to consist of the first reordered ASSO. Look for additional console or output messages indicating what was performed by the action.

dbid

5-byte database ID where command was issued.
userid

8-byte user ID of user initiating command for z/OS.

8-byte jobname of job that executed the command for z/VSE.

8-byte TSN of job for BS2000.

"*unknown" will be displayed if there is no userid or UQE found.

Tip:
This can occur in system generated functions such as online recovery.

xxx

3-byte product code (ADA, AFP, AVI, COR, AAF, ACF, DSF, TSP, EAB, ALS or ARF).

yyy

3-byte originator (UTI, AOS, AUX).

Note:
If command is not from AOS or AUX, "UTI" will be displayed. This can also be an internal type utility call.

description

31-byte description of function requested.
nnnnn

5-byte file number if it pertains to function; otherwise blank. fnr=' ' signifies all files.

zzz

Response code or zero.
ccc

Subcode (only displayed if response code not 0).

Examples

20:45:23 AAUD01 00199 USAXXX   ADAUTI Mod parms AUDITLOG                                        rsp064/005
20:45:23 AAUD01 00199 USAXXX   ADAUTI Mod parms AUDITLOG                                        rsp000
20:55:24 AAUD01 00199 USAXXX   ADAUTI ALOCKF set advance-lock       fnr=    1                rsp000
Action

No action required. The message is informational.
AAUD99 dbid userid CMD:XX OP2:YY unknown
Explanation

User ID on DBID executed the CMD/OP2 but it was unknown by the AUDITing routine.

XX

2-byte command code.
YY

2-byte command option 2.
Action

Investigate what the user was doing and if necessary discuss with Software AG.