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

Disk-File Security Commands
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RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN Command
2. This command resets the default OWNER attribute to the user ID of the current
SAFECOM user and resets the AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS specification to NONE:
=RESET DISKFILE OWNER, AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS
RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN Command
RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN returns the named attribute to its predefined value from a
default value that optionally had been specified via the SET command.
pattern-attribute-keyword
sets the current default value of the pattern-attribute indicated by
pattern-attribute-keyword to predefined values, as follows:
OWNER - User ID of the current SAFECOM user
ACCESS - Null (no access control list)
AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS - NONE (no auditing)
AUDIT-ACCESS-FAIL - NONE (no auditing)
AUDIT-MANAGE-PASS - NONE (no auditing)
AUDIT-MANAGE-FAIL - NONE (no auditing)
WARNING-MODE - OFF (warning mode disabled)
For a complete description of pattern-attribute, see the SET DISKFILE-
PATTERN command.
Considerations
When you add a diskfile-pattern authorization record, the current default diskfile-
pattern attribute values are used for any attributes you do not specify in the ADD
DISKFILE-PATTERN command.
Specifying an attribute name without a value in an ADD or ALTER command
causes the attribute to be assigned the predefined default value (as defined for the
RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN Command on page 8-54).
Executing RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN without specifying a pattern-
attribute-keyword
If you enter RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN (or RESET when the assumed object
type is DISKFILE-PATTERN) and you do not include any pattern-attribute-
keyword, all the diskfile-pattern attributes are returned to their predefined values.
The predefined values are listed in the preceding syntax description.
Example
1. To reset WARNING-MODE to its predefined value (OFF) for diskfile patterns:
RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN WARNING-MODE
RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN [ [ , ] pattern-attribute-keyword ]
[ , pattern-attribute-keyword ] ...