ICH556I

Explanation
This message is the result of a failure during
the propagation of an RVARY request to members of the RACF® data sharing group. This error was encountered
during an attempt to refresh RACF control
information from a newly activated master data set. The refresh might
not be completed.
The RACF manager
cannot complete the requested operation because of a system error
or a problem with the RACF database.
The return code is a RACF manager
return code that is not recognized by the command processor that invoked
the RACF manager.

System action
Command processing completes, but RACF system options might not be refreshed.

Operator response
Report this message to your systems programmer.

System programmer response
Determine the RACF manager problem.  After the problem is
corrected, RVARY INACTIVE and RVARY ACTIVE can be issued against the
master data set to ensure that RACF control
information is correctly refreshed.

Problem determination
If there is an error in the RACF database, the RACF manager issues message ICH411I preceding
this message. See this message for information about how to resolve
the problem.
Note: If the user is not receiving write-to-programmer
messages, message ICH411I is not received. To receive this message,
issue the TSO/E command PROFILE WTPMSG MSGID and rerun the RACF command or utility.
Check
the list of RACF manager return
codes in RACF manager return codes. If the return code is listed,
the explanation helps you investigate the problem. If the return code
is not listed or relates to a problem with RACF (as opposed to a problem you can fix in
the RACF database), report
the complete text of this message to your IBM® support center.
For certain return
codes, this message might be issued because there is a bad profile
in the RACF database. To find
the bad profile, enter the SEARCH command. With a bad profile in the
database, this command is likely to fail also.  The profile after
the last one listed is probably the bad profile. Because this command
might take a long time to run and might produce many lines of output,
you might want to run the command in batch mode.

Routing code
2

Descriptor code
4