Abend S019 when trying to sign on to a new CA IDMS CV using UCF.
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Issue/Introduction
Symptoms:
When signing on to a CV that has been newly created or upgraded, it is possible to get an error S019.
Environment:
This error can occur under any operating system and any release of CA IDMS.
Cause:
One cause for the S019 error is an authorization or security error when attempting to sign on through UCF. Check the IDMS CV LOG for the corresponding security violation message.
Resolution/Workaround:
If a CV is brought up with a different RHDCSRTT security table than the one which was used in testing, this S019 can easily result. It is important to verify that the CV is using an RHDCSRTT module which has been tested and is valid.
An S019 can also occur when a CV has been upgraded to 18.0 or later and the USRIDXIT has not been re-linked appropriately. As of 18.0 the methodology for that has changed: as of 18.0: you need to link your USRIDXIT with IDMSUXIT since 18.0 and no longer with IDMSSTRT (as in 17.0).
If that has not been done, here are the steps to do the relink:
1- Set up the exit using an USRIDXIT in which I've set the userid to be used to be a kind of default userid :
DFLTUSER DC CL18'Z000020'
2- then compile & link-edit the exit into your 18.5 CUSTOM.LOADLIB and linked it into my IDMSUXIT as follows :
ORDER IDMSUXIT
INCLUDE CAGJLOAD(IDMSUXIT) <-- the module as delivered during install
INCLUDE CUSTLIB(USRIDXIT) <-- my own useridxit
ENTRY UEXITS
SETOPT PARM(REUS=NONE)
NAME IDMSUXIT(R)
/*
and save the module in your 18.5 CUSTOM.LOADLIB too.
3- PTF RO60928 (or later) will load IDMSUXIT from STEPLIB if it's found in there, and because of that you may want to add the CUSTOM.LOADLIB in front of CAGJLOAD in the steplib concatenation of your startup JCL.
Note : if your WTOEXIT/WTOREXIT contain IDENTIFY calls then
a) both MUST be linked into the IDMSUXIT
b) removed from the startup PARMs
c) the library containing IDMSUXIT MUST be defined in STEPLIB
After successfully completing the above steps to relink the USRIDXIT, you can test to see if a signon is successful by starting the CV, then running the DCPROFIL task. If everythign is OK, you should see something like the following:
* Named User Exits *
EXIT ENTRY EXIT ENTRY
NAME DEFINED POINT NAME DEFINED POINT
BTCIDXIT NO 00000000 DBLUEREX NO 00000000
IDDEXITB NO 00000000 IDDEXITO NO 00000000
IDMSAJNX NO 00000000 IDMSCLCX NO 00000000
IDMSDPLX NO 00000000 IDMSIOXT NO 00000000
IDMSIOX2 NO 00000000 IDMSJNL2 NO 00000000
SCHEXITB NO 00000000 SCHEXITO NO 00000000
SGNEXITB NO 00000000 SGNEXITO NO 00000000
SUBEXITB NO 00000000 SUBEXITO NO 00000000
TCKREXIT NO 00000000 USRIDXIT YES 3A601108 <<<<<<<---------
WAITEXIT NO 00000000 WTOEXIT YES 00028250
WTOREXIT NO 00000000
Your list will probably be different, but it should show the USRIDXIT in the list somewhere.
Finally, after you connect to the system, you can run a DCUF SHOW USER command & it should show the userid you used to log on:
SHO USER ALL
*USER ID PRI *LTERMID
ANTYV01 000 LTVTM001
Z000020 000 UCFLT01
Additional Information:
Technical document TEC1388168 lists another potential causer for the S019 abend.
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