Debbie,

See if there is an entry in the RACF global access table like
&RACUID.**/ALTER that enables users to create and access datasets prefixed
with their own ID without the need for a profile. Executing the following
command will display this information.
        RL GLOBAL DATASET


Regards, Bob

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-----Original Message-----
Date:    Wed, 8 Nov 2006 14:08:35 -0600
From:    =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Debbie_Mitchell?=
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Subject: Dataset created without corresponding RACF profile

I encountered a problem that I'm trying to understand where to even look for
the answer.  A user connected to our mainframe (z/OS 1.4) through Attachmate
and then logged onto TSO.  From the Ready prompt, he initiated a file
transfer from his PC to a mainframe dataset (using the Attachmate Tools
menu).  The file transfer was complete but the dataset created had no
associated RACF dataset profile.  No error messages appeared on the SYSLOG.
 Until a dataset profile was created for this dataset, we were unable to do
anything with it, including running our nightly backups.  Where should I
look for the "hole" that is allowing a dataset to be created for which there
is no RACF profile?  Our security admin is also posing the question to the
RACF list, but I thought one of you might be able to point me in the right
direction.  I am not familiar with Attachmate and don't have it available to
do any testing, etc., except through the user.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

Debbie Mitchell
Utica National Insurance Group

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