ICH15038I

Explanation
The APPLDATA field might indicate the RACF® mode. If the profile is updated automatically,
it contains “NON-DATA SHARING MODE" or “DATA SHARING MODE”. If the
APPLDATA field is set manually by using RDEFINE or RALTER, the following
values indicate the mode:If the first character is “N” it is an indication of non-data
sharing mode.
If the first character is “D” it is an indication of data sharing
mode.

This APPLDATA field of the profile did not provide information
for the support that protects the database from bad sharing.

System action
The system continues processing.

Operator response
Contact your system programmer.

System programmer response
It is assumed that the IRRPLEX_sysplex-name profile
was updated manually, and that the APPLDATA field was updated incorrectly.
An APPLDATA value that is not valid has no influence over the support
to detect incorrect database sharing.
If you attempted to manually
create a profile for a sysplex that shares the RACF database, but which is running at a level
of RACF without the support
required to detect incorrect database sharing, you entered incorrect
APPLDATA. Systems that run release z/OS® R10
or later, on a particular sysplex, automatically create and maintain
these sysplex-related profiles.
If the profile is for the sysplex
that received this message, and the RVARY command completed in non-data
sharing mode or data sharing mode, the APPLDATA is updated automatically.
If the profile is not for this sysplex, you must issue an RALTER command
and update the APPLDATA field of the named profile with a recognized
value.
If the message indicates the backup database, and you
did not receive this message for the primary database, then if the
backup database is intended to be the same as the primary database,
resynchronize the primary and the backup databases using "IRRUT200
PARM=ACTIVATE".Note: Ensure that the database you are using as the
backup database is the correct database to be using with your primary
database. The "IRRUT200 PARM=ACTIVATE" overlays all the data within
the specified backup data set. See z/OS Security Server RACF System Programmer's Guide for
more information about  IRRUT200.
If the problem persists, contact
your IBM® support center.
Do
not use RRSF to propagate the RDEFINE, RALTER, and RDELETE commands
to other databases. If automatic command direction is enabled for
the GXFACILI class, use the ONLYAT operand (on the RALTER, RDEFINE,
and RDELETE commands) when you change IRRPLEX_sysplex-name profiles
to prevent this propagation. ONLYAT must be used whether you are altering,
creating, or deleting the class GXFACILI IRRPLEX_sysplex-name profiles
on a local or remote node.

Routing code
2 and 9

Descriptor code
4