RACF's console is spooled, so look in the spool... But, unless you do special things, the consoles are only closed when RACF logs off. As RACF stays normally up for ages, and as consoles get timestamped to the time of opening, such console files appear as old files. Son if you'd have a spoolfile purger, it will get rid of them quickly. That's we I run an exec to close most consoles shortly after midnight.
So, for now: issue (from a user with CLASS C and CLASS D CP SEND CP RACFVM SP CON CLOSE TO * to close the current file then CP Q R RACFVM ALL to find the spool ID and CP TRANS RACFVM R spid TO * If you'd have VM:SPOOL, it is easier and you can view open spool files If you get my LISTSG package, there is URLIST, and you can then issue URLIST RACFVM to view all files in RACFVM's RDR/PUN/PRT queue 2007/11/5, Alyce Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hello, > > Yesterday during an IPL, I notice some RACF warning messages > fly by... > > When I look in my operator's console file, I don't see them. > Are they being captured automatically? If so, where are > they being sent? > > Thanks for your support, > Alyce > -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
