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Chapter 11. Access Analysis Mapping 
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If you want a shorter list that presents just one row per XAC command per object file 
(OBJECT), you might want to use the COMMANDs Query instead and group the grid 
by OBJECT. 
11.8.7  List by Run-as User Query 
This query is intended to list users who can invoke XAC Commands which will execute 
as the selected Run-as user. It returns the list of commands that run-as the selected 
user. Use this query to create a list of all users who can invoke XAC commands that 
run as a particular user, SUPER.SUPER, for example. There will be a row per user in 
the Command’s ACL. 
If you want a shorter list that presents just one row per XAC command Run-as USER, 
you might want to use the COMMANDs Query instead and group the grid by USER. 
11.8.8  Userlist by Command Query 
This query is intended to list all users who can invoke the selected XAC command. It 
returns a row per user in the selected command’s ACL list. The list of command 
names is presented in the drop-down list. 
11.9  OSS Files 
Access Mapping for OSS files can be performed on any collection that includes the 
OSS Files Entity. 
Note: Access mapping for OSS does not address “other” access, as this tends to 
easily exceed the capability to display results. Other access is assumed to be 
allowed or disallowed by the nature of the OSS environment. 
The OSS Access Analysis output grid for OSS files includes the following columns. 
Node Name 
The FullPath name separated into fields that can be 
sorted 
First Directory 
Directory Name 
File Name 
FullPath 
The full name of the OSS file or directory 
U Group / UGid 
The group/user name/number of the file owner 
U Name /U Uid 
U Orphan 
Is the owner an orphan Y(es) or N(o) 
G Name / G Gid 
The group name and number of the file group owner 
G Orphan 
If the group an orphan Y(es) or N(o) 
Sitcky/SetGid/SetUid 
Security flags Y(es) or N(o) 










