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

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Disk Volume and Subvolume Security Commands
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DELETE VOLUME and SUBVOLUME Commands
Examples
This command transfers ownership of the RECORDS subvolume to the user with user
ID 86,13 and allows all users who are members of group number 86 to create files on
the subvolume and add object text description:
=ALTER SUBVOLUME records, OBJECT-TEXT-DESCRIPTION “Record &
altered”,OWNER 86,13, ACCESS 86,* c
DELETE VOLUME and SUBVOLUME Commands
DELETE VOLUME deletes a disk volume authorization record. DELETE SUBVOLUME
deletes a subvolume authorization record. After a volume or subvolume authorization
record is deleted, the volume or subvolume is no longer subject to Safeguard
authorization checks or auditing.
An owner of a volume, the primary owner’s group manager, and the super ID can
delete a volume authorization record. Similarly, an owner of a subvolume authorization
record, the primary owner’s group manager, and the super ID can delete a subvolume
authorization record.
volume-list
specifies one or more disk volumes for which authorization records are to be
deleted. volume-list can be either of:
$volume
( $volume [ , $volume ] ... )
$volume
can be any volume name. The name can cont
ain wild-card characters.
subvol-list
specifies one or more subvolumes for which authorization records are to be
deleted. subvol-list can be either:
subvol-name
( subvol-name [ , subvol-name ... ] )
subvol-name
can be any subvolume name. The name can cont
ain wild-card characters.
DELETE VOLUME volume-list [ [ , ] WHERE option-list ]
DELETE SUBVOLUME subvol-list [ [ , ] WHERE option-list ]