thanks to all who are offering up the good clues!!

The source here may have been modified by a previous systems guy. This
part of the code is where I'm getting booted I think. I know I'm getting
the cmd107i message and then the message from the NOTAUTH routine. What
is this IDFIND routine??  


FINDUSER DS    0H                                          -RPMAC     
         WTO   'CMD107I SAFRC04: USING SECONDARY CHECK',ROUTCDE=(2,11)
         CALL  IDFIND      SEE IF THE CURRENT USER IS      -RPMAC     
         LTR   R15,R15     ALTERNATIVELY AUTHORIZED.       -RPMAC     
         BZ    EXTRACT       ZERO RETURN IS A-OK           -RPMAC     
         B     NOTAUTH      913 AND OUT                    -RPMAC     
*                                                                     

Ken Klein
Sr. Systems Programmer
Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance - Louisville
[email protected]
502-495-5000 x7011

-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Mark Zelden
Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2009 10:30 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Command program from the cbt

On Thu, 2 Jul 2009 10:15:28 -0400, Klein, Kenneth
<[email protected]>
wrote:

> No, that's why the RACF guy tells me it's not his problem. No RACF 
>messages. Just the cmd913e error message from the command program. I 
>can see in the code that he does a rackroute and the BH command sends 
>control straight to the error message and abends.
>

Your RACF guy is wrong,  it's a RACF issue.    I use COMMAND in my
sandbox
LPARs for startup and shutdown and have the source.   It checks the 
RACF FACILITY class for a profile called COMMAND to see if you have
access.    I don't have anything defined, so it works without it.  But
your
system must have a COMMAND profile defined in the FACILITY class and you
are not authorized.

Here is a snippet of source:

*********************************************************************** 
*                                                                     * 
*  CHECK THE AUTHORITY OF THE USER TO SAF CLASS "FACILITY' FOR        * 
*  ENTITY "COMMAND".  NOTE THAT FASTAUTH IS USED.  TO AVOID THE       * 
*  SITUATION WHERE SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES OF THE USER MAY ALLOW THE       * 
*  ACCESS WITH LOGGING, A CHECK IS MADE FOR A NON-ZERO REASON         * 
*  CODE.  THIS CONDITION WILL BE CONSIDERED A FAILURE.                * 
*                                                                     * 
*********************************************************************** 
AUTHTST  RACROUTE REQUEST=FASTAUTH,WORKA=RACWORK,WKAREA=FRACWORK,      X
               ENTITY=RESOURCE,CLASS=FACILITY,ATTR=READ,               X
               MF=(E,RACROUTE)                                          
         CH    R15,=H'4'           TEST THE RETURN CODE                 
         BE    EXTRACT             NO DECISION POSSIBLE, OK             
         BH    NOTAUTH             GREATER THAN 4, NOT AUTHORIZED       
         CLC   RACROUTE+4(4),=F'0' TEST THE REASON CODE                 
         BE    EXTRACT             ZERO, AUTHORIZED                     
NOTAUTH  WTO   'CMD913E UNAUTHORIZED USE OF THE COMMAND PROGRAM - JOB AX
               BORTED',ROUTCDE=(2,11)                                   
         ABEND X'913',,,SYSTEM,REASON=0  ABEND THE JOB                  


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