SETPROG EXIT,DELETE,EXITNAME=IEFUJI,MODNAME=IEFUJI
As has been pointed out, the exit name is not IEFUJI.
It might be SYS.IEFUJI, it might be SYSSTC.IEFUJI, it might be
SYSTSO.IEFUJI (or others).
This is all documented and depends on how you defined IEFUJI with your
SMFPRMxx definition.
Peter
You could call me Ray, or you could call me Ray Jay, or you could call me Ray
Jay Johnson. But
you doesn't has to call me Johnson.
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From: Peter Relson rel...@us.ibm.com
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: IEFUJI problem, preventing TSO
I have this situation/condition. I installed an IEFUJI exit and it is
preventing logon to TSO, and I can not figure out how to remedy this situation.
I receive the following series of messages when attempting logon.
IKJ56455I SPJRJ LOGON IN PROGRESS AT 11:38:42 ON JUNE 25, 2014
IKJ56457I
How was the exit installed IPL or SETPROG?
If IPL, is the exit defined in PROGxx? (based on the CSV421I message) Is there
an EXIT statement for IEFUJI in PROGxx?
If installed via IPL and not in PROGxx, replace the exit with a renamed copy of
IEFBR14 and re-ipl
Is it possible this is just a
Which exit point did you install it at - SYS.IEFUJI or SYSTSO.IEFUJI
D PROG,EXIT,EN=SYS.IEFUJI,DIAG
D PROG,EXIT,EN=SYSTSO.IEFUJI.DIAG
may help.
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Jackson, Robin wrote:
I have this situation/condition. I installed an IEFUJI exit and it is
preventing logon to TSO, and I can not figure out how to remedy this
situation. I receive the following series of messages when attempting logon.
I have attempted to delete the exit, i.e. SETPROG
This message:
IKJ56457I LOGON FAILED JCL ERROR IN LOGON PROCEDURE
denotes that a dataset on a DD stmt in the LOGON proc could not be
allocated.. Check all allocation names and spelling.
John Clifford
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 9:42 AM, Jackson, Robin rjacks...@bmi.com wrote:
I have this
John Clifford wrote:
IKJ56457I LOGON FAILED JCL ERROR IN LOGON PROCEDURE
denotes that a dataset on a DD stmt in the LOGON proc could not be allocated.
Check all allocation names and spelling.
Excellent catch which I initially overlooked. Just wondering whether the new
exit is causing this
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Of Elardus Engelbrecht
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John Clifford wrote:
IKJ56457I LOGON FAILED JCL ERROR IN LOGON PROCEDURE
denotes that a dataset on a DD stmt in the LOGON proc could
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Jackson, Robin wrote:
I have this situation/condition. I installed an IEFUJI
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Jackson, Robin wrote:
I have this situation/condition. I installed
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Subject: Re: IEFUJI problem, preventing TSO logon
Jackson, Robin wrote:
I have this situation/condition. I installed an IEFUJI exit and it is
preventing logon to TSO, and I can not figure out how to remedy this
situation. I receive the following series of messages
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From: Jackson, Robin rjacks...@bmi.com
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU,
Date: 06/26/2014 09:30 AM
Subject:Re: IEFUJI problem, preventing TSO logon
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On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 11:29 AM, Jackson, Robin rjacks...@bmi.com wrote:
The major problem that I have is I can NOT logon to TSO to make any
changes.
Thanks,
Rob Jackson
Mainframe Systems Programming
You _do_ have a problem. You'll need some sort of alternative access. I
don't know how
Skip Robinson wrote:
Do you have NJE connection to another system that you can logon to? Cook
up a totally vanilla logon proc with no data sets. Ship it over and GENER
it into SYS1.PROCLIB
This is a great suggestion. Although I know most people do have one
already, *everybody* should have a
In 6bf3f0ce0d23c7488dd8418a8c7a4262ec7...@n2mailboxp04.bmi.org, on
06/26/2014
at 04:29 PM, Jackson, Robin rjacks...@bmi.com said:
The major problem that I have is I can NOT logon to TSO to make any
changes.
TELNET to OMVS, or FTP a batch job.
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