RLIST UNIXMAP If you still use UNIXMAP profiles to map RACF groups with GIDs (and you have not done AIM stage 2 yet), you can use the RLIST command. For example, to list the RACF groups that are associated with GID 237, issue the command: RLIST UNIXMAP G237 ALL The access list of this command may contain more than one RACF group. Therefore, G237 is shared between the groups on the access list. To list all RACF groups with GIDs, issue the command: RLIST UNIXMAP * ALL Note: The output from this command contains all UNIXMAP profiles, namely all profiles for UIDs and all profiles for GIDs. The output is not very useful and depending on the number of user IDS, is very large. The following command lists all the group names defined in RACF class UNIXMAP: SEARCH CLASS(UNIXMAP) Attention: From OS/390 V2R10 onwards, if you have done the AIM migration to stage 3, you have lost the ability to use RLIST and SEARCH for UNIXMAP. SEARCH command For installations at AIM stage 2 or higher, you can use the RACF SEARCH command to determine which groups are assigned a specified GID. For example, to find all groups having a GID of 2270, issue the following command; the results are shown in Figure A-2: