When adding or re-running an ad hoc job in CA Scheduler, the following error message is received in the CA Scheduler STC job log:
CAS9034E FUNCTION(RESCHECK) CLASS SPECIFIED IS NOT DEFINED.
The security environment is RACF.
Release : 11.0
Component : CA SCHEDULER MVS
Security setup for the CA Scheduler RACF Interface has not been completed. To determine the CLASS that is not specified, run the CA Scheduler diagnostic trace.
1. Set the trace:
Enter "CAISUPT SET=02" from CA Scheduler ISPF Free Form Command (option 1.4) or run the following batch job:
// EXEC CAJUTIL0
//SYSIN DD *
CAISUPT SET=02
/*
2. Reproduce the error. The trace will be written to the CA Scheduler STC job log when the problem is encountered.
3. To reset the trace:
Enter "CAISUPT RESET=02" from CA Scheduler ISPF Free Form Command (option 1.4) or run the following batch job:
// EXEC CAJUTIL0
//SYSIN DD *
CAISUPT RESET=02
/*
1. Review the trace output in the CA Scheduler STC job log. Sample trace display:
14.00.26 STC24950 CAJSMSG0 (CAOMS ) FUNC=RESCHECK CLS=SUBMIT FLGS=00 ATTR=*BLANK ENTY=YSC0008A
14.00.26 STC24950 CAJSMSG0 (CAOMS ) SAFC RC=00 DRC=00 RACC=00 AACC=00 FLGS=00
14.00.26 STC24950 CAS9034E - FUNCTION(RESCHECK) CLASS SPECIFIED IS NOT DEFINED
The class in question is the SUBMIT class.
2. Activate the SUBMIT class by adding it to the RACF Class Descriptor Table.
Reference:
- CA Scheduler Interfaces Guide, Chapter 3.5 Interface with RACF. Look for section 3.5.2 Implementation Notes and 'Class Descriptor Table".