This error message is observed in the joblog:
ACF01030 LOGONID xxxxxxx HAS THE STC ATTRIBUTE AND CANNOT BE USED FOR NORMAL ACCESS
The documentation of this error message includes the following:
Action: This message is informational only. No action is required.
Is there another possible response to this message?
Release : 16.0
Component : ACF2 for z/OS
The ACF01030 error message can be suppressed by defining GSO STC records.
The GSO / STC record allows the assignment of a logonid different from the procname to a started task.
Another feature of this GSO /STC record is that the new logonid associated with the started task does not have to have the STC bit, yet ACF2 will still allow it to be used. NOTE: this is the only time ACF2 makes an exception.
For example, if the propagator's address space logonid is IDSTC1, a GSO STC record can be created that assigns the IDSTC1 lid to the IDSTC1 address space:
ACF
SET CONTROL(GSO)
INSERT STC.IDSTC1 STCID(IDSTC1) LOGONID(IDSTC1)
F ACF2,REFRESH(STC)
The above commands assign the IDSTC1 logonid to the propagator's address space. As a result, the STC has a logonid record that does not contain the STC attribute, and the message ACF01030 will not be generated.
Details on the ACF2 GSO STC record can be found at Started Task (STC).