TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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VOLUME Command
VOLUME Command
Use the VOLUME command to change temporarily your current settings for default
volume and subvolume or to return to your saved defaults.
\node-name
specifies your default system. If you omit \ node-name, your default system does
not change.
volume
specifies your default volume and subvolume names. volume is one of these:
$volume-name
subvolume-name
$volume-name.subvolume-name
If you omit volume-name or subvolume-name, your logon default volume or
subvolume becomes the current default volume or subvolume.
"security"
sets your current default file security. The system assigns this file security to newly
created files unless you explicitly assign a different security when you create the
file. Specify “security” as a four-character string “rwep” to specify the security for
each type of file access: read, write, execute, and purge. For “rwep” you can
specify A, G, O, N, C, or U. For more information about file security, see the File
Utility Program (FUP) Reference Manual.
Considerations
•
Settings made with the VOLUME command are in effect only temporarily-until you
enter a LOGON command or a SYSTEM or VOLUME command with no
parameters. For example, if you log on again, all your current defaults are reset to
the original logon default system, volume, subvolume, and security (or as you
specified in your last DEFAULT command).
•
If the current default system is a remote system, you cannot specify a new current
default volume name that has more than six characters after the dollar sign ($).
•
Likewise, you cannot specify a new default system with the SYSTEM command if
the current default volume name contains more than six characters after the dollar
sign ($).
•
Entering VOLUME with no parameters resets your current default system, volume,
subvolume, and security to the values in effect at logon, or as they were set with
your last DEFAULT command.
VOLUME [ [\node-name.] volume ] [ , "security" ]