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Subschema Access

CA OLQ uses the DC/UCF signon ID and password to determine which subschemas are available to the current user. You can assign individual users authority to access specific subschemas with the following clause of the IDD ADD USER statement:

ACCESS TO SUBSCHEMA subschema-name

This clause specifies that the user has access to the named subschema. Subschema security is enforced on a dictionary-by-dictionary basis.

It is with this statement that you also assign a signon qfile to a user. The signon qfile executes when a user signs on to the associated subschema. The clause of the ADD USER statement that associates a signon qfile is:

SIGNON QFILE IS qfile-name

Note: For more information about signon qfiles, see Special Uses of qfiles.

For the complete syntax and syntax rules of the ADD USER statement, see the CA IDMS IDD Quick Reference Guide.