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Examples

The following examples illustrate the use of SECURITY CLASS commands:

Example 1

ADD SECURITY CLASS NAME IS TRAINEE
    COMMENT "SECURITY CLASS FOR ALL TRAINEES"
    SIGNOUT FUNCTIONS ( N Y N )
    PREAUTH FUNCTIONS ( Y N N N )
    LOCK    FUNCTIONS ( Y N N Y N N Y N N )
    ENTITY  FUNCTIONS ( Y Y Y N Y Y )
    CCID    FUNCTIONS ( Y N N N Y N N N Y )
    STATUS  FUNCTIONS ( Y N N N Y N N N )
    USER    FUNCTIONS ( Y N N N Y N N N )
    DICTIONARY FUNC   ( Y N N Y N N )
    MANAGEMENT FUNC   ( Y N N N Y N N N )
    CONTROL FUNCTIONS ( Y N Y N N N Y N )
    DERIVE CCID       N
    SIGNIN            N
    SO-CCID           Y
    SO-USER           N
    NO-CCID           N
    NO-USER           N
    NO-AUTH           N
    LIM-AUTH          N
    NM-MODE           N
    BATCH             Y
    ARCHIVE           N
    MIGRATE           N
    MODS              ( DIA PRC MAP LOA ).

CA Endevor/DB will add a security class to the CCDB to be used for Trainees. This security class does not allow the trainees any privileges that could cause damage to the CCDB. Trainees will be allowed to browse information in the CCDB but will only be allowed to ADD or MODIFY ENTITY information. Trainees will be only allowed to update dialogs, processes, maps, and load modules in the CA IDD. Trainees will be allowed to use the MIS Batch facility but will not be allowed to run the Archive or Migrate utilities.

Example 2

DISPLAY SECURITY CLASS.

CA Endevor/DB will output the definitions for each Security Class in the CCDB to the NDVRLST file.