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Compare the Security Records of ACIDs

Security records contain all user and resource permissions and restrictions. These records can also contain the ACID holder name, the ACID type, and information about when the ACID was created, last modified, and last used.

You can use the COMPARE command function (and the associated USING keyword) to compare security records between two ACIDs.

Note: Administrators must have explicit authority to list a TSS data type of ACIDS. This authority is obtained through the DATA keyword of the ADMIN command function. The comparison does not include special security records (for example, the ALL Record, the FDT record, or the STC record); does not include digital certificate information; and does not let you compare creation dates, administrative changes dates, and last used dates.

To compare the security records of ACIDs, issue the following command:

TSS COMPARE(acid1) USING(acid2)

acid1

Specifies the first ACID to compare.

acid2

Specifies the second ACID to compare.

CA Top Secret initiates the comparison.

Example: Compare the Security Records of ACIDs Rachel01 and Rachel02

This example compares the security records of ACIDs rachel01 and rachel02:

TSS COMPARE(rachel01) USING(rachel02)