Getting message ACF0A005 RECORDS NOT FOUND when changing an ACF2 GSO INFODIR record.
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Issue/Introduction
Following directions in CA-ACF2 Administrator Guide for adding a new resource type to the INFODIR record, getting ACF0A005 NO RECORDS FOUND error message. The command entered was:
CHA INFODIR TYPES(R-Rxxx) ADD
What is wrong?
Environment
Component: ACF2MS
Resolution
Check to see if there is an existing INFODIR record for the SYSID ACF2 is using.
Issue a SHOW SYSTEM command to see what the current SYSID is, then issue the ACF2 command:
LIST INFODIR MSYS(-)
This will show if there is an INFODIR record for that specific SYSID. If there is an existing INFODIR record for the current SYSID, then the CHANGE should work. If there is no INFODIR for the current SYSID, check to see if there is a masked SYSID that would be a match. If there is, and it doesn't already have the entry you were going to add, then specify that masked SYSID on the CHANGE command. Ensure that ADD is specified on the command to add the new entry. If there is no SYSID that would apply to the one in use, then change the command to INSERT. If SYSID is not specified on the command the INFODIR record will be inserted with the current active SYSID. If a masked SYSID is preferred, then the SYSID keyword can be specified on the INSERT command:
INSERT INFODIR TYPES(R-Rxxx) ADD SYSID(yyyy)
Note that only ONE INFODIR record will be used for each ACF2 system - and that will always be the most specific match of the current sysid - so great care must be taken.
After the record has been INSERTed or CHANGEd successfully, to activate the change issue the following command:
F ACF2,REFRESH(INFODIR)
This command will activate the INFODIR record that is the best match for the sysid. To activate a different sysid specify that sysid on the REFRESH command:
F ACF2,REFRESH(INFODIR),SYSID(yyyy)
If the rules are for a new resource type, then issue the command;
F ACF2,REBUILD(xxx)
command to put the rules in common storage.
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