When the ALL option is specified on the CAKVDIR command, the CAKVDIR command checks the statements in the CP source directory against the ALL records in the CAKVDIR ALL file to determine whether a PERMIT command is required. A PERMIT is required only if the access mode is not allowed by the ALL record, or if the ALL record denies access.
Based on the results of the CAKVDIR check, the resulting TSS command file will contain a TSS PERMIT (ALL) command for each minidisk in the CAKVDIR ALL file.
The format of entries in the CAKVDIR ALL file is:
VMMDISK(perfix) ACCESS(access_level)
The prefix or the mdisk name (owner.vaddr).
A specific level of access to the resource, if applicable. If no entry is made, CA Top Secret usually assigns a default access level baed on the resource type. For example, the default for mdisk (VMMDISK) is READ.
The access_level is the manner in which a resource can be used one accessed. For example: NONE, READ, WRITE.
For example, to specify a minidisk resource, the format is:
VMMDISK(owner.vaddr) ACCESS(access_level)
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