SMF TSS231 fields
TSS SMF 231 records are for Unix System Services events. For information on TSS records for legacy MVS events, see SMF-TSS80-fields.
For more information, see also SMF TSS Common fields.
Name | Tag | Description |
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SMF1FSP1 | FileInfo | Information for file 1 |
SMF1FSP2 | FileInfo2 | Information for file 2 |
SMF231ATH_Audit | Auth_Audit | Indicates that user has the AUDITOR attribute and used this authority to issue the command with operands that require the AUDITOR attribute |
SMF231ATH_Bypass | Auth_Bypass | Indicates that *BYPASS* was specified on the user ID field Access was granted because RACF authority checking was bypassed. |
SMF231ATH_Exit | Auth_Exit | Indicates that the user has authority because the exit routine indicated that the request is to be accepted without any further authority checks |
SMF231ATH_Norm | Auth_Normal | Indicates that the user's authority to issue the command or SVC was determined by the checks for a user with the SPECIAL, OPERATIONS, or AUDITOR attribute The filter indicates that the tests were performed, not that the user passed the tests and have authority to issue the command. The test is not performed if the user has the AUDITOR attribute and entered the command with only those operands that require the AUDITOR attribute. |
SMF231ATH_Oper | Auth_Oper | Set by RACROUTE REQUEST=AUTH and RACROUTE REQUEST=DEFINE and indicates that the user has the OPERATIONS attribute and used this authority to obtain access to the resource |
SMF231ATH_Soft | Auth_Soft | Indicates that resource access was granted by the operator during failsoft processing |
SMF231ATH_Spec | Auth_Special | Indicates that the user has the SPECIAL attribute and used this authority to issue the command If the user also has the AUDITOR attribute and entered the command with only the operands that require the AUDITOR attribute, the indicator does not show that the SPECIAL attribute was used. If users do not use their authority as users with the SPECIAL attribute, the indicator does not reflect use of the SPECIAL attribute. |
SMF231ATH_Trusted | Auth_Trusted | Indicates that the user has the trusted attribute |
SMF231ATHD | Auth | Authorities used for processing commands or accessing resources, expressed as text |
SMF231CAT | Cat | Constant TSS231 |
SMF231EVT | Event | Event code expressed as an integer |
SMF231EVTD | Event | Event code expressed as text |
SMF231JBN | JobNm | Job name For RACROUTE REQUEST=VERIFY records for batch jobs, this field can be blank. |
SMF231RST | RdrTime | Time that the reader recognized the JOB statement for this job For RACROUTE REQUEST=VERIFY records for batch jobs, this field can be zero. |
SMF231TRM | TermNm | Terminal ID of foreground user (blank if not available) |
SMF231USR | UserID | Identifier of the user associated with this event (jobname is used if the user is not defined to RACF) |
SMF231USR_L | usrName | Identifier of the user associated with this event (jobname is used if the user is not defined to RACF) This field’s formatting is conditioned on the software switch LEEF. |
SMFCPUID | TargetUID | Uids of target process |
SMFEGID | EffGID | Effective gid |
SMFEUID | EffUID | Effective uid |
SMFMAPID | ID | Uid/gid |
SMFMAPNM | Name | User and group name |
SMFNFLAG | Num | Cred name flag |
SMFOAFS | DSN | File system DSN |
SMFOAFSL | SMFOAFSL | Fsa file name length |
SMFOEAFC | Cmd | Audit function code (irrpafc) |
SMFOEAFCD | Cmd | Audit function code (irrpafc) |
SMFOEGID | GID | Gid of user logged on |
SMFOEGRP | Group | Group of user logged on |
SMFOERRC | RC | Racf return code |
SMFOERRN | Reas | Racf reason code |
SMFOESFC | Func | Security service function code |
SMFOESFCD | Func | Security service function code in text |
SMFOESRC | SMFOESRC | SAF return code |
SMFOEUID | UID | Uid of user logged on |
SMFOEVARFile1 | Dev | Path1 |
SMFOEVARPath1 | FName | Path1 |
SMFRQACC | Req | Requested access (irrpcomp) |
SMFRQACCD | Req | Requested access (irrpcomp) |
SMFSFLAG | Flag | SMF flag byte |
SMFSFLG2 | Flag2 | SMF flag byte |
SMFSFLG3 | Audit | SMF flag byte |
SMFUTYPE | Type | Cred user type |
SMFUTYPED | Type | Cred user type |
Many of these descriptions are taken from the macro TSSSMFOX © Copyright 2000 CA Technologies.
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