Duane Weaver wrote:
I have a user who reported a problem when ISPF went to create a temp data
set during the batch job submission. It appears that ISPF or the system
tried to allocate the file on a volume the user
did not have authority to use.
We use TOP SECRET (TSS) from CA as our security package.
This problem occurred over multiple TSO sessions.
So I am thinking there is something a miss in the definition of the TSO
userid?
Any thoughts on where to look?
I would use Top Secret tools such as the TSO command TSS WHOHAS and the
utility TSSTRACK to see if others are using this volume (or these
volumes) during a submit without problems. If they are then something
about this user's Top Secret set-up is what's wrong. If they aren't
using this volume, then there is something different about this user's
TSO/ISPF set-up.
Tom Sipusic
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