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SECURITY_MSGSUPP Statement

The SECURITY_MSGSUPP statement controls whether to suppress the messages that are issued by RACF or a similar z/OS security product, such as CA Top Secret or ACF2, when verifying the logon credentials of a PowerExchange job or started task.

For the PowerExchange Listener to use this parameter, you must also specify SECURITY=(2,x) or (1,x
) in the same DBMOVER configuration file. If you specify SECURITY=(0,x
), this parameter is ignored.

z/OS

SECURITY

SECURITY_MSGSUPP={Y|N}

Y
. Suppress logon verification messages from RACF or a similar z/OS security product for PowerExchange jobs and started tasks. This option can help prevent flooding the system console with messages for successful logons.

N
. Allow RACF or a similar z/OS security product to write logon verification messages for PowerExchange jobs and started tasks. For example, RACF might issue the following ICH408I message for an invalid logon of a PowerExchange utility user to the operator console and JES Job Log:

13.55.14 STC00011 ICH408I USER(AUSER) GROUP(TEST) NAME(AUSER NAME1) 373 
 373 LOGON/JOB INITIATION - INVALID PASSWORD 
13.55.14 STC00011 IRR013I VERIFICATION FAILED. INVALID PASSWORD GIVEN.

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