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Steps for synchronizing the database templates when you install a new release of RACF, or a PTF that includes new templates and requires an IPL, and you have re-IPLed without running IRRMIN00 z/OS Security Server RACF System Programmer's Guide SA23-2287-00 |
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About this taskBefore you begin: You need to have installed the new release or PTF, and you have already done the required re-IPL without running IRRMIN00. If you re-IPL after installing the
new release or PTF, without running IRRMIN00 PARM=UPDATE, RACF® initialization determines
that the level of the templates in IRRTEMP2 is higher than the level
of the templates on the database. It builds the in-storage templates
from the latest level available, the level in IRRTEMP2. As a result,
the in-storage templates and the templates on the database are not
at the same level, and RACF issues
message ICH579E to inform you of that. An example of that message
is:
For a description
of message ICH579E, see z/OS Security Server RACF Messages and Codes. RACF initialization completes successfully.
You do not need to re-IPL. Run IRRMIN00 specifying PARM=UPDATE to
write the templates from IRRTEMP2 to the database so that utilities
that use the database templates rather than the in-storage templates
can process correctly.Until you run IRRMIN00 with PARM=UPDATE, you might get error messages from IRRUT200 or BLKUPD during some operations, and the RACF database unload utility will not unload new fields. Also, products that read the database directly and process the database template blocks will have problems with profile information related to new or updated templates. Perform the following step to update the database with the latest templates in IRRTEMP2. ProcedureRun IRRMIN00 specifying PARM=UPDATE.
______________________________________________________________ ResultsWhen you are done, both the in-storage templates and those on the database are the latest level, the level shipped in IRRTEMP2. You do not need to run IRRMIN00 with PARM=ACTIVATE. |
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