Environment
Fact: Remote Request Management (RRM)
Fact: VigilEnt Security Agent for iSeries
Fact: VigilEnt Security Agent for PSSecure 7.5
Fact: NetIQ Security Solutions for iSeries 8.0
Fact: PSSecure 8.0
Fact: PSSecure 8.0 Remote Request Management
Fact: VigilEnt Security Agent for iSeries
Fact: VigilEnt Security Agent for PSSecure 7.5
Fact: NetIQ Security Solutions for iSeries 8.0
Fact: PSSecure 8.0
Fact: PSSecure 8.0 Remote Request Management
Situation
Goal: What tasks should I consider to enable an efficient PSRRMDLTC job?
Symptom: Seeing error: MCH2601 Lock enforcement rules broken when trying to access object NW0006X.
Symptom: Seeing error: MCH2601 Lock enforcement rules broken when trying to access object NW0006X.
Resolution
Fix
If the PSRRMDLTC job is running and you are ending it in order to start subsystem ZPSSMON, run the following commands before running the STRSBS ZPSSMON command:
- ADDLIBLE PSCOMMON
- CALL PSCOMMON/NW0099E
Note: Sets pointers to User Indexes. - CALL PSCOMMON/NW0089C
Note: This command will run longer than the command above. This command attaches trigger programs to files.
You should consider the following tasks to enable an efficient PSRRMDLTC job:
- Review the timing of this job to see if it can be run at a different time or day to permit completion.
- Review Collection Mode for exit points. If set to *ALL, you should consider changing to *REJECTED or *USECURED because these modes would be useful to reduce the number of entries being collected that may already have Secured Entries created to handle the associated transaction.
For more information, contact Technical support for assistance at www.netiq.com/support.
Cause
Cause: This error can occur if you start the ZPSSMON subsystem while the RRM Collected Entries Cleanup job PSRRMDLTC is still running.
Additional Information
Formerly known as NETIQKB47484