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Hi,
Yes I can...
This is where the output from an IRRUT200 run shows where there are possible conflicts within the RACF database, after the mapping of BAM blocks.
This is taken from the RACF manual on IRRUT200:
"IRRUT200 prints a table of conflict messages that lists the first 200 locations of possible conflicts in the BAM blocks. These messages locate the inconsistencies by referencing the corresponding block, byte, and bit of the encoded mappings. Each word of the encoded map represents one byte of the BAM block. The relative byte address (RBA) of the storage represented by the bit is also included."
It would show with "Locations with possible conflicts" in the output.
Thanks
Thank you.
Can you clarify what you are looking for regarding "database conflicts"?
I'm interested in the following:
- RACF dataset % full
- RACF database conflicts.
- RACF parameter options - sysplex option / updatebackup
I notice that there is a type of DSNT which shows things like the database dataset names and volumes so no requirement there as it already exists.
Can you specify which "parameters" you are interested in?