MODIFY

. MODIFY --------

- MDISK Userid Vaddr Label Cyl Type Volser Size Mode ------[RPASS password [WPASS password MPASS password]]]SFSDir DLINK Userid1 Userid2 Vaddr LinkAs Mode SACDC LINK ----{ ALL | SIM | REAL | NONE } ------ACCESS --{ ALL | SIM | REAL | NONE }

Purpose

Use the MODIFY command to change the contents of records in the SafeAccess database.

Authorization

SAFADMIN authorization.

Subcommands

MDISK	Changes values on a minidisk record in the SafeAccess database. The following parameters may be changed:
	Label
	Cyl
	Type
	Volser
	Size
	Mode
	Any password
	SFSDir

DLINK	Changes values on a directory link record in the SafeAccess database. The following parameters may be changed:
	Mode
SACDC	Changes settings of the SACDC records in the SafeACC CONTROL file. See SACDC in Chapter 6 for a description of parameters that may be changed. The default for each parameter is NONE.

Parameters

MDISK

Userid Vaddr	Userid and Virtual address being changed
Label	CMS Label for minidisk. Notes: Embedded blanks must be specified as "\b" Slashes must be specified as "\\". For Example: Specify "AB\bC\\D" for CMS Label "AB C\D"
Cyl	Number of cylinders or FBA blocks from the CMS point of view
Type	Device type
Volser	CP Volser
Size	CP Size in cylinders or FBA blocks
Mode	CP Linkmode
RPASS password	Optional READ password
WPASS password	Optional WRITE password
MPASS password	Optional MULT password
SFSDIR	SFS directory that contains data for minidisk being added.

DLINK

Userid1	Userid you are changing directory link mode for
Userid2	Userid of user that owns the target of the directory link
Vaddr	Virtual address of target of directory link
LinkAs	Virtual address of directory link being added
Mode	New CP Linkmode

Return Codes

Return Code	Meaning
0	Request successful
12	Record not in database
16	Not authorized, command failed
100	Missing parameter, command failed
101	Invalid parameter, command failed
344	SafeAccess server not running, command failed

Usage Notes

1. The CMS Component does not have to be initialized on the virtual machine issuing the MODIFY command.



2. Changes take effect immediately.



3. Changing the SFSDir does not affect any currently accessed SFS directories; that is, users with the previous directory accessed will continue to interact with it until they issue the ACCESS command again.



4. You can only change the link mode of a DLINK record. To change anything else, delete the current DLINK and add a new one.