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

Disk-File Security Commands
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SET DISKFILE Command
Examples
1. In this example, user ID 33,6 sets the default disk file attributes:
=ASSUME DISKFILE
=SET ACCESS 33,1 (r,e); 33,2 (r,w); 33,5 (r,w); &
=33,6 (r,w,e,p,o)
=SET AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS local , AUDIT-MANAGE-PASS all
=SET AUDIT-MANAGE-FAIL local
User ID 33,6 requests a SHOW report:
=SHOW
A SHOW report displays:
User 33,6 adds a record for MYFILE:
=ADD myfile
2. Later, user ID 33,6 (who wants to secure a new disk file named COPY) enters a
SET LIKE command, which sets the default disk file attributes to match the record
for MYFILE. User ID 33,6 then specifies other attribute changes when the disk file
is added:
=SET DISKFILE LIKE myfile
=SHOW DISKFILE
=ADD DISKFILE copy, OWNER 33,5, ACCESS 33,5 (e,p); &
=33,6 - (w,p,o)
The OWNER attribute in the ADD DISKFILE command gives the file COPY a
different owner from that of MYFILE. Also, the ACCESS specifications give the
TYPE OWNER WARNING-MODE
DISKFILE 33,6 OFF
AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS = LOCAL AUDIT-MANAGE-PASS = ALL
AUDIT-ACCESS-FAIL = NONE AUDIT-MANAGE-FAIL = LOCAL
LICENSE = OFF PROGID = OFF CLEARONPURGE = OFF PERSISTENT = OFF
033,001 R, E
033,002 R,W
033,005 R,W
033,006 R,W,E,P, O