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seosdb

In the [seosdb] section, the tokens manage database checking and rebuilding.

CheckAlways

Determines whether the database should be checked for corruption at CA Access Control initialization.

Valid values are yes and no.

Default: yes

CheckProgram

Specifies the full path and parameters of an alternative command to be used instead of the internal code for checking the database. The command should return 0 if the database is valid or a nonzero number if it should be corrected.

Default: Token not set (do not run any program; same as using dbmgr -u -fast)

CreateNewClasses

Specifies whether you can add new classes, created with the seclassadm utility, to a database.

Valid values are yes and no.

Default: yes

CreateNewProps

Specifies whether to save data about the new properties in a file when the CA Access Control sepropadm utility creates new database property.

Valid values are yes and no.

If it is yes, sepropadm saves the data about new properties in a file and when dbmgr -c utility later generates the new CA Access Control database, dbmgr uses this file to add these properties to the database.

Default: yes

RebuildAlways

Indicates whether the CA Access Control database should always be rebuilt at CA Access Control initialization.

Valid values are yes and no.

Default: no

RebuildProgram

Specifies the full path and parameters of an alternative command to be used instead of the internal code for correcting the database.

Default: Token not set (do not run any program; same as using dbmgr -u ‑build all)