After applying maintenance and running security file conversion, user defined security groups not found
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After applying maintenance and running security file conversion, user defined security groups not found

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Article ID: 234781

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SYSVIEW Performance Management

Issue/Introduction

Applied maintenance to SYSVIEW and now running SYSVIEW Release 16.0.02 Build 0990.

Some of the PTF's had holddata to run conversion job GSVUCSEC of the security file. I did that and output seemed to be fine converting our defined groups.

Converted group GLOBAL                                 
Converted group DEFAULT, new commands will be failed   
Converted group ADMIN, new commands will be allowed    
Converted group TECH, new commands will be allowed     
Converted group PERSONEL, new commands will be allowed 
Converted group OAS, new commands will be allowed      
Converted group OPERATOR, new commands will be allowed 

However, when i started SYSVIEW after shutting down started task, i am not seeing our groups.

Dsname HLQ.SYSVIEW.CNM4BSEC.XXXX                    Stat RW   Ca
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Cmd Group    Count Upd-Date Upd-Time Userid   Description        
    GLOBAL       0 02/04/22 13:12:40 SYSV160  Global Definitions 
    DEFAULT      0 02/15/22 09:31:20 SPLC1    Default User Group 
    ADMIN        0 02/15/22 09:23:11 SPLC1    Administrators     
    AddGroup                                  Add a new group    
*********************************************************** End o

attaching output of conversion job as SPLC1JOB.txt

Environment

Release : 16.0

Component :

Resolution

To fix it you can run the  **.CNM4BSAM(GSVUSECC) job.   

Set the SYSUT1 DD to a previous copy of a working CNM4BSEC dataset that had the groups in it.  If a working copy does not exist for the release, which in this case is 16.0 CNM4BSEC, the previous release dataset can be used as input instead. Ensure that the job points to the correct STEPLIB, CNM4SCFG file, SUBSYSTEM parm, etc