Hello,
The 040D Rsncode is proof enough that your program is running
authorized.
It is a warning that your authorized program is not using an authorized
Qname, but, the Rsncode also indicates the resource is available. If your
authorized program does not use an authorized Qname then your
Did I misread?
...
A dump taken immediately after the macro was issues
shows the enque is not available.
Why would you expect reason 040D if the resource is not available (i.e.,
if it is held by someone else)?
Isn't that exactly what 0404 is?
The ENQ of the resource was not immediately
Jon... Are you sure about that because all is says in the manual is...
Meaning: For REQUEST=OBTAIN. An authorized caller requested
an ENQ with an unauthorized QNAME.
Note: I also check for a zero return code (in case it is not authorized).
Hello,
In your ISGENQ, you requested that you wish to be told the availability of a
resource via TEST=YES. As a result, ISGENQ returned an indication that the
resource is not available, but currently held by another work unit. You may
need to retry your request later. If the resource was
Likens dlik...@infosecinc.com
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Sent: Friday, January 10, 2014 7:05 AM
Subject: Re: ISGENQ REASON CODE 0404
Jon... Are you sure about that because all is says in the manual is...
Meaning: For REQUEST=OBTAIN. An authorized caller requested
an ENQ with an unauthorized QNAME
On Fri, 10 Jan 2014 10:18:07 -0800, Jon Perryman wrote:
Linking a program AC(1) does not mean it runs authorized. It simply means it
can make it's self authorized thru MODESET MODE=SUP.
quote
To use OWNINGTTOKEN, ENQMAX, or when the specified QNAME is one of the
authorized QNAMEs,
On 10 January 2014 13:18, Jon Perryman jperr...@pacbell.net wrote:
Linking a program AC(1) does not mean it runs authorized.
True.
It simply means it can make it's self authorized thru MODESET MODE=SUP.
It's a good deal more subtle than that. Linking with AC(1) is only one
possible part of
On 1/10/2014 2:09 PM, Tony Harminc wrote:
It is also quite normal for a program that is not linked with AC(1) to
quite legitimately find itself running APF authorized.
Good point. I would suggest that the *vast* majority of programs
intended to run in privileged mode are not themselves linked
My authorized program is checking an if an enque is available and the return
code is 4 reason code return is 02340404.
My ISGENQ macro follows:
ISGENQ REQUEST=OBTAIN,QNAME=WKPROD,RNAME=STCNAME,
SCOPE=SYSTEM,ENQTOKEN=TASKTOK,
Are you saying that your program did a MODESET AUTH=SUP prior to issuing
ISGENQ? If not, then you are not running authorized. Otherwise you are correct
and you should get reason code 040D.
Jon Perryman.
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