SQL/MP Messages Manual

SQL Catalog Manager Messages (1000 to 1999)
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SQL 1550
Cause. Operating system security settings are ignored for security enforcement when
an SQL object is protected by the Safeguard subsystem. Instead, the Safeguard
security attributes associated with the SQL object are used.
Effect. None.
Recovery. Informational message only. To remove Safeguard protection, use the
SAFECOM interface to delete the security attributes for this SQL object.
SQL 1551
Cause. You cannot change operating system security settings for an object protected
by the Safeguard subsystem. Safeguard security attributes associated with an SQL
object can only be altered using a Safeguard interface such as SAFECOM.
Effect. The ALTER statement fails.
Recovery. Remove the SECURE option from the ALTER DDL statement. If you do not
want the SQL object to be protected by the Safeguard subsystem, use the SAFECOM
interface to delete the security attributes for this SQL object. When an SQL object is
protected by the operating system, the SECURE clause is allowed in an ALTER DDL
command.
1550 A SECURE clause was included in the CREATE statement for
value-1, but the associated file name or user ID had
Safeguard defaults, so the SQL object was created with
Safeguard protection. The operating system security vector
from the SECURE clause was added to the SQL object file label
and catalog entry, but since the SQL object is now protected
by the Safeguard subsystem, the security vector will be
ignored when security is enforced.
1551 The operating system SECURE clause is not allowed in the
ALTER statement for value-1, because the SQL object is
protected by the Safeguard subsystem.