IBM Mainframe Forum

[Birnbaum]

I Need to know if anyone in here have ever had this issue, and how the fixed it.

I resived a DSNZPARM where the AUDIST parameter was = 11111011000000000000000000000000

I had expected something a little more human like; 1,2,5,6,,9,,,. does anyone know how to read this or where i can find an explanation, and yes i have tried IBM and other places??

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[enrico-sorichetti]

it might depend where You are looking at...
in the panels it should show as a sequence of number defining the classes

in the macro used to assemble the dsnzparms it would be reasonable to find
a sequence of biton bitoff positional flags

no one would have any business in modifying by hand the assembler code

[dick scherrer]

Hello,

I resived a DSNZPARM where the AUDIST parameter was = 11111011000000000000000000000000

You might ask whoever provided this for clarification. . .

[GuyC]

The audit trace classes to start (1-32). Acceptable values are YES, NO, a list of classes, or an asterisk (*). NO means no automatic start. YES starts the trace for the default class (class 1) when DB2 is started. List the numbers to specify other classes to start automatically. On the installation panel, you are allowed to specify whether to start the audit trace automatically when DB2 is started, and you can specify the classes for which to start the audit trace.

and it is provided by any tool that queries the zparms using the IBM-supplied stored procedure DSNWZP
so 11111011000000000000000000000000 = 1,2,3,4,5,7,8