We have a user who is no longer with us and I need to put the user on HOLD and then finally our automation will delete it.
However the user is enrolled as a MANAGER and SFSMGR. I cannot seem to figure out which SFS he is the manager for and what the following message means.
How do I find out what allocations.
VMXSFS7230E Unable to delete Manager PM1234S because it still has allocations in at least one file pool.
Release : 3.2
Component : CA VM:Secure for z/VM
Hopefully reviewing the information in:
Define SFS Administrators and Managers
https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-mainframe-software/traditional-management/ca-vm-secure-for-z-vm-with-security/3-2/administrators/configuring-the-product-for-sfs/define-sfs-administrators-and-managers.html
and in particular this section:
Deleting an SFS Manager
https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-mainframe-software/traditional-management/ca-vm-secure-for-z-vm-with-security/3-2/administrators/configuring-the-product-for-sfs/define-sfs-administrators-and-managers/deleting-an-sfs-manager.html
Will give you the information you need to remove the ID from the SFS managers, then allow you to place the ID on HOLD.
Sometimes a "re-sync" is needed to get the SFS information correctly updated.
Try following this procedure:
Resynchronizing the Product Configuration of SFS
https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-mainframe-software/traditional-management/ca-vm-secure-for-z-vm-with-security/3-2/administrators/configuring-the-product-for-sfs/resynchronizing-the-product-configuration-of-sfs.html
Hopefully that will reset any erroneous allocations associated with the SFS manager entry for manager.