Authority configuration event generation
Use this page to view the situations that cause authority configuration events to be generated, and to understand the circumstances in which authority configuration events are not generated.
Authority configuration events notify you about changes to the attributes of an authority record. There are three types of authority configuration event:An authority event message is put to the configuration event queue, when the CONFIGEV queue manager attribute is set to ENABLED and any of the following commands, or their MQSC equivalent, are issued, even if there is no actual change to the authority record:
- Delete Authority Record PCF command
- Set Authority Record PCF command
- setmqaut control command
- RVKMQMAUT CL command
- GRTMQMAUT CL command
When authority configuration events are not generated
The authority configuration event messages are not generated in the following circumstances:- When a command fails
- When a queue manager encounters an error trying to put a message on the event queue, in which case the command completes, but no event message is generated
- When creating or deleting a queue manager
- When an object is deleted regardless of the AUTHREC option on the delete command. The corresponding command event shows that operation, which does not apply to the authority record for individual users.
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