Maintaining Logonids with the ACF Command › Using ACF DELETE to Remove a Logonid

Using ACF DELETE to Remove a Logonid

Use the ACF DELETE subcommand to delete a logonid. This subcommand deletes a specified logonid and its rule object records. The syntax for the ACF DELETE subcommand is:

       { *             }
       { logonid       }
DELete { Like(lidmask) }  [NORule]
       { Uid(uidmask)  }

*

Tells CA ACF2 for VM to delete the last logonid you referenced. Your logonid is the default when you first enter the ACF command. CA ACF2 for VM uses it until you reference another logonid.

Logonid

Tells CA ACF2 for VM to delete this specific logonid record.

Like(lidmask)

Tells CA ACF2 for VM to delete a group of logonid records that match the mask you specified.

Uid(uidmask)

Tells CA ACF2 for VM to delete the logonid whose UID matches the mask you specified.

NORule

Tells CA ACF2 for VM not to delete the associated rule object record. You must specify this parameter if you want to delete the logonid, but retain its associated rules.

The LIKE and UID parameters let you delete groups of logonids as described in the CHANGE subcommand. The NORULE operand indicates that the access rule record of the same name (if any) is not deleted from the Rule database with the logonid record.

For example, to delete the TLCAMS logonid record, use the DELETE subcommand as follows:

delete TLCAMS

Logonid TLCAMS delete