XAC: Priority not being properly set for applications

XAC: Priority not being properly set for applications

1. Check the ACACL file for a PRI keyword value that matches the priority the affected process is currently running as.

2. Check the ACLGROUP associated with the XAC Command this PRI keyword is running under to make sure that the affected users do not fall under this ACLGROUP.
 
3. Check for a conflicting CMON or XCM configuration that is also setting priority for processes.
 
4. Check an afflicted user's TACLCSTM for anything accessing a priority setting command such as altpri. 
       
5. Check the ACCONF file for the XAC PRIORITY keyword. If the value of this keyword is one greater than the priority of the affected process, then this may be the value setting the PRI value of the process.

By default, if no other priority affecting keywords or programs are found, XAC defaults to setting the PRI value of a process to one greater than its own priority as defined by the PRIORITY keyword in the ACCONF. 



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