Need to understand the values are for code 1 and code 2 for object violation going to sim for CEM
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Need to understand the values are for code 1 and code 2 for object violation going to sim for CEM

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Article ID: 185660

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Products

Compliance Event Manager

Issue/Introduction

Need to understand the values are for code 1 and code 2 for object violation going to sim for CEM, for example information code 1 =129.

Environment

Release : 6.0

Component : CA COMPLIANCE EVENT MANAGER

Resolution

The information Code 1 and code 2 are related to the return codes sent from the ESM on the violation. With ACF2 for example

CODE1 Indicates the reason for the object access violation:

CA ACF2: When the class is dataset, see the vio1code meanings in the CA ACF2 ACFRPTDS Field Descriptions, RMRC values(The return code from the CA ACF2 access rule record manager and interpreter.), in the CA ACF2 documentation. You can find the number to correlate in the ACFSMFDX macro found in the AAX1MAC0 or CAX1MAC0. All the values are made public under the A$SLCND1 flag for SVC Reason Code. 

CA ACF2: For all resource classes other than dataset, see the vio1code meanings in the CA ACF2 ACFRPTRV Field Descriptions, RMC values, in the CA ACF2 documentation.
The return code from the CA ACF2 resource record manager. Possible return codes are:
0 - Record was already resident
4 - I/O needed to obtain record
8 - Record was not found


CODE2 Indicates the reason for the object access violation:
CA ACF2: When class is dataset:
00 - 'FOUND A RULE THAT APPLIES'
04 - 'NO RULE APPLIES'
08 - 'INVALID DSN/LIB SYNTAX'
12 - 'ACFINTC LENGTH < 512'
16 - 'INVALID TIME/DATE/INDEX'

CA ACF2: For all resource classes other than dataset:
0 - Allow request
4 - Allow and log request
8 - Allow request and reverify password
12 - Allow and log request, and reverify password
16 - Prevent access
20 - No rule applies
24 - Rule record not proper format