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User Management Using selang

Use the following selang commands for records of enterprise users:

• newxusr and editxusr—define a new enterprise user record
• chxusr and editxusr—change the CA Access Control properties of an enterprise user
• find xuser—list enterprise users that have a CA Access Control record
• rmxusr—delete a user
• show xuser—display the CA Access Control properties of an enterprise user

Use the following selang commands for CA Access Control database user records:

• newusr and editusr—define a new user record
• chusr and editusr—change the properties of a user
• rmusr—delete a user
• find user—list database users
• show user—display the properties of a user

Example: Define a User in the Database Using selang

The following selang command defines a new user in the CA Access Control database with security level 100:

newusr internalUser level(100)

Example: Change a Property of an Enterprise User Using selang

The following selang command gives the AUDITOR property to an enterprise user Terry:

chxusr Terry auditor