Welcome to the OS/390 Security Server Audit Tool and Report Application,
os/390art! The installation and use of os390art is documented in the
IBM Redbook "OS/390 Security Server Audit Tool and Report Application",
which is book number SG24-4820. You can get information on this and all
other IBM Redbooks at the URL http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks.
 
os390art is available as a set of files on lscpok.kgn.ibm.com. The
files are available in the /pub/racf/mvs/os390art directory and
its subdirectories as follows:
 
 
(1) creathdr                        -- CREATE TABLE SQL statements
(2) loadhdr                         -- DB2 Load Utility statements
(3) readme                          -- This file
 
(4) os390art.xmit.exp.data          -- QMF control file
(5) os390art.xmit.form              -- QMF forms
(6) os390art.xmit.panels            -- ISPF panels
(7) os390art.xmit.procs             -- QMF procedures
(8) os390art.xmit.query             -- QMF queries
(9) os390art.xmit.rexx              -- REXX procedures
 
You can upload these files using anonymous ftp. Files 1,2 and 3
are text files, that are intended to be uploaded in ascii format.
Files 4,5,6,7,8, and 9 are binary files, which must be transferred
in binary format to your MVS system.
 
Files 4,5,6,7,8, and 8 are "package" files in TSO TRANSMIT format.
Once you have imported them (in binary) to your MVS system, you
must then unpackaged them using the "RECEIVE" command.
 
The syntax of the RECEIVE command is:
 
    RECEIVE INDATASET(dsname)
 
RECEIVE prompts you for a target data set name.
 
Note: If you receive a message from the RECEIVE command that
indicates that the input data set is in an incorrect format,
verify that:
 
   - The files were FTP'd in binary format
   - The input files are in fixed block format
 
Questions on this tool may be directed to markn@vnet.ibm.com.
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