What it means
IRR010I is a notice that goes only to the job log. It shows that the JOB statement did not name a user, so the ID of whoever submitted the job was attached to it. This is ordinary user ID propagation, and processing carries on as normal.
Seeing it is not a warning. It is useful when you need to confirm which ID a batch job ran under, because the job log records it.
Typical causes
- The JOB statement has no USER parameter.
- The job takes on the ID of the user who submitted it.
- The message only records which ID the job is running under, so nothing has gone wrong.
How to fix it
- No action needed.
- Check the job log to confirm the user ID shown is the one you expected.
- If the wrong ID is shown, check who submitted the job and ask your RACF security administrator, through the normal process, whether a USER should be coded on the JOB statement.
Example
Illustrative only; names and values are invented.
IRR010I USERID USER01 IS ASSIGNED TO THIS JOB.