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

User Alias Security Commands
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SET ALIAS Command
DEFAULT-PROTECTION [ obj-attr ]
[ ( obj-attr [ ,obj-attr ] ...) ]
specifies one or more attributes to be assigned immediately to new disk files
created by this alias. If you omit obj-attr, new disk files remain under
Guardian protection. If any obj-attr is specified, the attribute updates the
current default protection record.
obj-attr
is one of:
OWNER [ owner-id ]
ACCESS [ access-spec [ ; access-spec ] ... ]
AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS [ audit-spec ]
AUDIT-ACCESS-FAIL [ audit-spec ]
AUDIT-MANAGE-PASS [ audit-spec ]
AUDIT-MANAGE-FAIL [ audit-spec ]
For more information about these object attributes as they apply to disk
files, see Section 8, Disk-File Security Commands.
GUARDIAN [DEFAULT] SECURITY ["]string["]
specifies the Guardian default disk file security string for the alias. The word
DEFAULT is optional, as are the quotes that surround the security string
specifier. You can include them in the command for readability. string is a
four-character string that specifies the Guardian default security string. Each
position in the string can contain one of these characters: O, U, G, C, A, or N.
If no GUARDIAN SECURITY is specified, the default Guardian security string
is set to “OOOO.”
For more information about Guardian default file-security string, see the
Safeguard User’s Guide.
GUARDIAN [DEFAULT] [SUB]VOLUME [\system.]$vol.subvol
specifies the Guardian default subvolume. The word DEFAULT and the prefix
SUB are optional. You can include them in the command for readability.
\system is also optional. If you omit \system, the current system is assumed.
$vol specifies the default volume, and subvol specifies the default
subvolume.
If no GUARDIAN VOLUME is specified, the default subvolume is set to
$SYSTEM.NOSUBVOL.
INITIAL-DIRECTORY [dir-path]
specifies the initial working directory within the OSS file system for the alias.
dir-path is a case-sensitive text string of up to 256 characters. It must be a
syntactically valid OSS pathname. If you specify the INITIAL-DIRECTORY
attribute, it must be the last attribute in the command string.