TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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DEFAULT Program
default-security
is the default disk file security that is to be in effect when you log on or enter the
VOLUME command without any parameters. (The current default file security is
assigned to newly created disk files unless you explicitly assign a different security
setting when you create a file.) For default-security, specify a string of four
characters inside quotation marks; the four characters represent the four security
attributes:
R W E P
R
specifies who can read the file.
W
specifies who can write to the file.
E
specifies who can execute the file.
P
specifies who can purge the file.
Each security attribute (R, W, E, and P) can be any of these characters:
Considerations
•
During an operating session, you can change the current default values with the
SYSTEM and VOLUME commands. TACL uses the current default system,
volume, and subvolume names to expand partial file names. When you create a
file, it is assigned the default disk file security unless you explicitly specify a
O (Owner) Only the owner can access the file; the owner must be
logged onto the local system.
G (Group) Anyone in the owner’s group can access the file; the user
must be logged onto the local system.
A (Anyone) Any user can access the file; the user must be logged onto
the local system.
U (User) Only the owner can access the file; the owner may be logged
onto thelocal system or a remote system.
C (Community) Anyone in the owner’s group can access the file; the
user may be logged onto the local system or a remote system.
N (Network) Any user can access the file; the user may be logged onto
the local system or a remote system.
- Only the local super ID can access the file.