XYGATE Access Control Reference Manual

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Access Control Reference Manual
Appendix E: XAC Host Macros
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E24: XAC_VOLUME
XAC_VOLUME changes the user’s volume and subvolume to the volume and
subvolume where XAC is installed.
Example:
$SYSTEM SECURITY 10> XAC_VOLUME
$SYSTEM XYGATEAC XAC_UNINSTALL>
E25: XACMENU
XAC can be used to display a menu of COMMANDs available to a given user. The
XACMENU macro provides a sample menu. You may use this macro as a template for
creating your own customized menus.
E26: XACMENUN
For those environments where the XACMENU tool does not work if a large number of
XAC commands are defined in the ACACL file for the current user, a new macro called
XACMENUN has been added.
In addition to supporting large COMMAND count configurations, this new macro
numbers the commands and allows a startup argument to be entered after the
command number that will be passed to the XAC command.
Note: If XACMENUN is intended for use to bring up the menu, the existing XACMENU
should be renamed before it is used as shown in the following example.
Example:
$SYSTEM XYGATEAC 11> RENAME XACMENU, XACMENUO
$SYSTEM XYGATEAC 12> RENAME XACMENUN, XACMENU