TSSUTIL Support More Than One UTILIN DD Statement?
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TSSUTIL Support More Than One UTILIN DD Statement?

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Article ID: 18997

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Cleanup WEB ADMINISTRATOR FOR TOP SECRET Top Secret Top Secret - LDAP Top Secret - VSE

Issue/Introduction

Does TSSUTIL support more then one UTILIN DD statement? If yes, is there a way to force the Job to continue with next line?

Environment

Release: TOPSEC00200-15-Top Secret-Security
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Resolution

Yes, TSSUTIL supports more than one UTILIN DD statement.

     JCL example below:     
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//UTIL1 EXEC PGM=TSSUTIL
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=C
//UTILOUT DD SYSOUT=J,CHARS=HN12
//SMFOUT DD SYSOUT=C
//SMFIN DD DISP=SHR,DSN=TSS.AUDIT1
//UTILIN DD *
REPORT ACID(S06A) DATE(-01) EVENT(ALL) LONG END
REPORT ACID(S06B) DATE(-01) EVENT(ALL) LONG END
REPORT ACID(S03) DATE(-01) EVENT(ALL) LONG END
REPORT ACID(B27Z) DATE(-01) EVENT(ALL) LONG END
REPORT ACID(T11Z) DATE(-01) EVENT(ALL) LONG END
REPORT ACID(T13Z) DATE(-01) EVENT(ALL) LONG END
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...ran until line:
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REPORT ACID(USERA) DATE(-01) EVENT(ALL) LONG END
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...failed with:
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TSS8007E ACCESSOR ID UNKNOWN
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There is not a way to force the job to continue to the next line. When specifying the TSSUTIL ACID input parameter, the ACID will be verified to see if it exists on the system where the TSSUTIL report is being run. If it doesn't exist, message TSS8007E - ACCESSOR ID UNKNOWN will be displayed.

To report on the ACID receiving the TSS8007E message, TSSUTIL must be run on the system where this ACID is defined.

If an ACID isn't specified, i.e. 'REPORT EVENT(ALL) END', then this will run on any system.