Authorizes the user to perform the specified types of operations on the schema.
Allows the user to perform DELETE, DISPLAY, and PUNCH operations only.
Allows the user to perform DISPLAY and PUNCH operations only.
Allows the user to perform MODIFY, DISPLAY, and PUNCH operations only.
Allows the user to perform all basic operations: MODIFY, DELETE, DISPLAY, and PUNCH. Unlike ALL, UPDATE neither changes public access nor allows the associated user to change public access.
Allows the user to perform only those operations, on the schema or subschema, that are available to all users who can sign on to the schema or subschema compiler. PUBLIC ACCESS is the default.
Allows the user to perform all basic operations: MODIFY, DELETE, DISPLAY, and PUNCH. Additionally, ALL allows the user to issue the PUBLIC ACCESS clause (described in the SCHEMA or SUBSCHEMA statement), thus enabling the user to change security for the schema. If user-id is the first user to have this capability, ALL changes public access to NONE.
Documents a user's responsibility for the schema. It has no effect on the user's authority to access the schema or subschema. Specify any or all of the following options:
Allows further documentation of the user's association with the schema or subschema. User-text is 1 through 40 characters of text; if it contains spaces or delimiters, it must be enclosed in site-standard quotes.
Note: For more information about the PUBLIC ACCESS authority, see the SCHEMA and SUBSCHEMA statements.
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