XYGATE Access Control Reference Manual

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Appendix C: The ACACL File
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$SYSTEM.SECURITY 142> XAC PROMPT-TEST
XYGATEAC 5.60 (c) 1990-2010 XYPRO Xypro Technology \XY1 20001231
PERIPHERAL UTILITY PROGRAM - T6539D23 - (29APR94) SYSTEM \XY1
...
PROMPT-TEST
User=222,222 System=\XYPRO
FC#=1
#
A different and perhaps more typical example is:
Example:
COMMAND EDIT
DESCRIPTION "CONVENIENT EDIT"
OBJECT $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.EDIT
USER GROUP,USER
OPENSBYOBJECTS \*.$*.*.*
ACL *.*
FC
FCPROMPT "*"
PROMPT "FC#,'-'"
This example modifies EDIT to have a command history capability. The prompt will be
the command number followed by a dash and EDIT’s normal prompt of an
asterisk ( * ). The resulting prompt would look like the following:
$SYSTEM.DESB 145> XAC EDIT
XYGATEAC 5.60 (c) 1990-2010 XYPRO Xypro \XYPRO 20001231
TEXT EDITOR - T9601D20 - (01JUN10)
1-*
C70: QUIET
This keyword turns off the terminal display of INPUT, FILE and OBEY processing as
the lines are processed. It need only be specified once per ACACL Command Entry.
Example:
ACACL Command Entry:
COMMAND SCF-UP-DISK
USER 255,253
OBJECT $SYSTEM.SYSNN.SCF
PERCENT ON
NOBREAK
QUIET
OBEY $SYSTEM.SYSMGR.UPDISK
In the above Example, there will be no display of output from SCF. The action will
simply occur.