Endevor Retrieve of USS elements failing with C1G0510E & SMGR150E
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Endevor Retrieve of USS elements failing with C1G0510E & SMGR150E

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Article ID: 186420

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Products

Endevor Endevor Natural Integration Endevor - ECLIPSE Plugin Endevor - Enterprise Workbench

Issue/Introduction

After the E2E Enhancement was put in place SO00501 and SO06259 - when retrieving a long name element to a USS Path, the CHMOD command is internally being issued under the context of the userid instead of the ALTID, all other actions the command is issued by the ALTID.
The below errors are being issued

C1G0510E  USS CHM ERROR - RC=0000008B, REASON CODE=5BC80004, RETURN VALUE=FFFFFFFF,

SMGR150E  I/O ERROR CLOSING FILE - DDN=/LNS Y

 

Environment

Release : 18.0

Component : CA Endevor Software Change Manager

Resolution

This is a known problem and has been resolved by SO12303.  You can download the PTF frorm the download center. 

https://support.broadcom.com/download-center 

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:                                                 
In cases where a USS file is being written, a CHMOD may be attempted 
under the context of the USERID and will fail if the user does not   
have authority to execute the command.                               
                                                                     
SYMPTOMS:                                                            
An error message is issued when retrieving an element to a USS       
directory if the user does not have access to submit the CHMOD       
command.                                                             
                                                                     
IMPACT:                                                              
The element is retrieved but an error is issued and the action gets  
a return code of 12, which may affect other Endevor processing.      
                                                                     
CIRCUMVENTION:                                                       
Perform the retrieve action with a USERID that has access to perform 
the CHMOD command.