The easiest way to check the RACF Template level and the Dynamic Parse version is via the RACF Operator command SET LIST.
RACF operator commands are issued using the RACF subsystem prefix followed by the operator command:
/# SET LIST
Where # is the RACF subsystem prefix.
If you’re not sure what the RACF subsystem prefix is then you can use the following MVS command to display it:
/D OPDATA
If the RACF subsystem prefix is not listed, then this means that no subsystem prefix has been defined for RACF. In this case you will use the RACF subsystem name (normally RACF) instead of the prefix:
/RACF SET LIST
An example of what the SET LIST command returns:
IRRH005I ((RACF)) RACF SUBSYSTEM INFORMATION:
TRACE OPTIONS – NOIMAGE
– NOAPPC
– NOSYSTEMSSL
– NORACROUTE
– NOCALLABLE
– NOPDCALLABLE
– NODATABASE
– NOGENERICANCHOR
– NOASID
– NOJOBNAME
– NOCLASS
– NOUSERID
SUBSYSTEM USERID – RACF
JESNODE (FOR TRANSMITS) – MVS1
AUTOMATIC COMMAND DIRECTION IS *NOT* ALLOWED
AUTOMATIC PASSWORD DIRECTION IS ALLOWED
OUTPUT IS *NOT* IN EFFECT
NOTIFY IS *NOT* IN EFFECT
PASSWORD SYNCHRONIZATION IS ALLOWED
OUTPUT IS *NOT* IN EFFECT
NOTIFY IS IN EFFECT FOR:
ISSUER – ALWAYS
AUTOMATIC DIRECTION OF APPLICATION UPDATES IS *NOT* ALLOWED
GENERICANCHOR:
SYSTEM: COUNT(02)
JOBNAME: <NONE SPECIFIED>
RACF STATUS INFORMATION:
TEMPLATE VERSION – OA29193 00000140.00000020
DYNAMIC PARSE VERSION – OA34784
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