TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables
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#PROCESSFILESECURITY Built-In Variable
#PROCESSFILESECURITY Built-In Variable
Use #PROCESSFILESECURITY to obtain the current file-creation security for the
current TACL process.
Result
#PROCESSFILESECURITY returns the current file-creation security, enclosed in
quotes, for this TACL process.
Considerations
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When you first log on, #PROCESSFILESECURITY is initialized to your saved
default security.
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Use #PUSH #PROCESSFILESECURITY (or PUSH #PROCESSFILESECURITY)
to save a copy of the current setting of your TACL file-creation security.
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Use #POP #PROCESSFILESECURITY (or POP #PROCESSFILESECURITY) to
restore your TACL file-creation security from the last copy pushed.
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Use #SET #PROCESSFILESECURITY (or SET VARIABLE
#PROCESSFILESECURITY) to set the four-character security string that specifies
the security to be given to each file created by this TACL.
The syntax of #SET #PROCESSFILESECURITY is:
"security"
is a four-character security string enclosed in quotation marks. The four
characters represent the four security attributes:
R W E P
#PROCESSFILESECURITY
#SET #PROCESSFILESECURITY "security"
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