Patricia,

Have the other posts helped resolve you problem? 

It sounds as if the target service machine is home-grown application 
rather than a purchased product (if it's purchased, contact the vendor). 
I'd contact the application owner, reporting the existing situation.  I 
hope you're not the author, I always felt empty when reading that fateful 
"Response:" in the IBM manuals to "Contact your systems programmer." 
Yikes, that's *me* -- now what!!?  :-)

If you're the author, and still have the problem and can't figure it out, 
we're going to need to see some or all of code on the server.
BTW, there are some very good VM support folks working for CA in Herndon, 
VA.  If the code is sensitive, you might want to lean on them for help.

Mike Walter 
Hewitt Associates 
Any opinions expressed herein are mine alone and do not necessarily 
represent the opinions or policies of Hewitt Associates.



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Hi Mike
 
I am not a VM expert by any means, but here goes: 
 
A user issues 3 SMSG commands to a disconnected machine.  This service 
machine has the ability to send files (monitor and account data) to MVS or 
write files to a users CMS disk.  The SMSG issues a TRANSFER to the 
service machine providing the file names and their locations.  In this 
instance, the files are being written to a CMS disk. 
 
The first SMSG command executes successfully, but the second and third get 
the HCPMFS057I message. 
 
>From what I am seeing in other responses on the LISTSERV, it looks like a 
VMCF AUTHORIZE issue. 
 
Thanks
 
 

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Pat, 

If you haven't figured it out by now, could you provide a little more 
detail?   
E.g. 
1- On what userid are the messages appearing? 
2- What command was issued on that ID, or what product/application is 
running on that ID? 
3- Given some of the previous replies, on that ID and the command's target 
ID; what is the response to: CP Query SET 
4- In the directory entry for that userid and the target userid, what are 
the OPTION record settings? 
5- Can anyone else issue the same commands/run the same product/app? 
6- Has this every worked before? 

Mike Walter 
Hewitt Associates 
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Receiving a HCPMFS057I User not authorizied.  Checked the help facility 

but no reasonable explanation found other than "not authorized The user i
s 
not authorized." 

What could cause this error or what is it that the user does not have 
authorization? 

Thanks 


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