XCM: XCM_REPORT macro not reporting on logon information known to be in the XCM audit trails

XCM: XCM_REPORT macro not reporting on logon information known to be in the XCM audit trails

1. The XCM libraries must be attached in order to report on this information.  Attach the appropriate XCM libraries to the TACL object

    Syntax:
 
  XCM_LIB_INSTALL <object-file> <method> <library>

 Where: <method>
             1 Attach as Runtime Library to specified file
             2 Bind into specified file
             3 Bind into Runtime Library of specified file

            <lib>
                   A Control priority alteration
                   P Control process starts
                   U Control logons via USER_AUTHENTICATE_
                   V Control logons via VERIFYUSER
                   R Start process in cpu based on hometerm
                   VA Combination of V and A
                   VP Combination of V and P
                   VPA Combination of V and P and A
                   UA Combination of U and A
                   UP Combination of U and P
                   UPA Combination of U and P and A 
                   PA Combination of P and A
                   O Any OSS program

Examples:
 
  XCM_LIB_INSTALL /usr/bin/sh 1 o

     XCM_LIB_INSTALL $SYSTEM.SYS01.TACL 1 UPA


2. Stop and restart any existing TACL sessions to pick up this change to the TACL object

*See Chapter 13, XCM Message Libraries in the XYGATE/CM manual for more information on how to attach the XCM libraries to TACL



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