Safeguard Reference Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+ )

User Alias Security Commands
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DELETE ALIAS Command
the user who has user ID 14,2 and to require that Darlene change the logon
password for this alias every 35 days:
=ALTER ALIAS Admin_Darlene, OWNER 14,2, &
=PASSWORD-MUST-CHANGE EVERY 35 DAYS
Because the OWNER attribute for Admin_Darlene was changed to a member of
another group, PRS.MANAGER can no longer manage this authentication record.
2. The owner of the alias authentication record for fredX sets up Safeguard auditing
for successful and failed authentication attempts (both local and remote) made
under this alias:
=ALTER ALIAS fredX, AUDIT-AUTHENTICATE-PASS all,&
=AUDIT-AUTHENTICATE-FAIL all
3. The owner of the alias authentication record for BENNY1 alters the record so that
the command interpreter EDITF starts automatically after BENNY1 logs on at a
Safeguard terminal. The object program file for EDITF is $SALES.PROG2.EDITF.
=ALTER ALIAS BENNY1, CI-PROG $sales.prog2.editf
4. The super ID alters the record of every alias that belongs to the group TEST1 and
has a primary group number of 254 or 255. The AUDIT-USER-ACTION-FAIL
attribute is set to ALL for each of these users.
=ALTER ALIAS *, AUDIT-USER-ACT-FAIL all, &
=WHERE GROUP=TEST1 AND (PRIMARY-GROUP NUMBER=254 &
=OR PRIMARY-GROUP NUMBER=255)
DELETE ALIAS Command
DELETE ALIAS removes a user alias from a system and deletes the alias
authentication record. After an alias is deleted, the user cannot log on to the system
with that alias.
The primary owner of an alias authentication record, the secondary owners, the
primary owner’s group manager, and the super ID can delete an alias.
ALIAS
specifies ALIAS as the object type of the DELETE command. Omit it if ALIAS is the
assumed object type. (For more information about assumed types, see the
ASSUME Command on page 4-3.)
DELETE ALIAS { alias | ( alias [ , alias ] ... ) }
[ [,] WHERE expression ]