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

Table Of Contents
Disk Volume and Subvolume Security Commands
Safeguard Reference Manual 520618-030
9 - 21
INFO VOLUME and SUBVOLUME Commands
Examples
User PRS.HARRY is about to leave on vacation. To protect his files from tampering or
loss, he suspends access to important subvolumes:
=FREEZE SUBVOLUME ($data.harry, $data.hgmail,&
=$data.hgsales)
Now no one (except Harry and his group manager) can create files on these three
subvolumes until Harry or his manager enters a THAW SUBVOLUME command.
INFO VOLUME and SUBVOLUME Commands
INFO VOLUME displays reports on the attribute values currently stored in a volume
authorization record. INFO SUBVOLUME displays reports on the attribute values
currently stored in a subvolume authorization record. Each INFO command produces
two types of reports: brief and detailed. The formats for the two report types are
illustrated following the command syntax.
Any user can produce an INFO report on any volume or subvolume.
OUT listfile
directs the INFO report to listfile. After executing the INFO command,
SAFECOM redirects its output to the current OUT file.
For listfile, specify any file name. SAFECOM opens listfile and appends
the INFO report to the file. If listfile does not exist, SAF
ECOM creates an
EDIT file and writes the INFO report to that file.
volume-list
specifies one or more disk volumes for which INFO reports are to be produced.
volume-list can be either:
$volume
( $volume [ , $volume ] ... )
$volume
can be any volume name. The name can contain wild-card characters.
INFO [ /OUT listfile/ ] VOLUME volume-list [ [ , ] DETAIL ]
INFO [ /OUT listfile/ ] SUBVOLUME
subvol-list [ [ , ] DETAIL ]