Safeguard Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

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Disk-File Security Commands
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DELETE DISKFILE Command
Guardian security system and is no longer subject to Safeguard authorization checks
or Safeguard auditing.
Using DELETE DISKFILE to delete a disk-file authorization record does not delete the
file. To delete a file, use the FUP PURGE command, the PURGE command in the
command interpreter, or the PURGE procedure. When a disk file is purged, its
authorization record is automatically deleted.
The owner of a disk file, the primary owner’s group manager, the local super ID, and
any user with OWNER authority on the ACL can delete a disk file authorization record.
After deleting the authorization record for the disk file, the Safeguard software displays
an OBSERVE message telling the user that the files in filename-list are returned
to Guardian protection.
DISKFILE
specifies DISKFILE as the object type of the DELETE command. Omit it if
DISKFILE is the assumed object type. (For more information on assumed object
types, see the ASSUME Command on page 4-3.)
filename-list
specifies one or more disk files whose authorization records are to be deleted.
filename-list can be either:
disk-file-name
( disk-file-name [ , disk-file-name ] ... )
disk-file-name
can be any disk-file name. The name can cont
ain wild-card characters.
WHERE option-list
specifies that only disk files in filename-list that have L
ICENSE, PROGID,
WARNING-MODE, TRUST ME, or TRUST SHARED set are to be deleted.
option-list has the form:
[ ( ] option [ OR option ] [ ) ]
option
can be one of:
PROGID
LICENSE
WARNING-MODE
DELETE DISKFILE filename-list [ [ , ] WHERE option-list ]