REPRULES

. REPRULES --------

- RuleFn RuleFt --------------------------------------------------------- RuleFn - File name of the rule file to be replaced. RuleFt - File type of the rule file to be replaced. --

Purpose

Use the REPRULES command to replace a SafeSFS rule file with the contents of a rule file of the same name on the issuing user's A disk. Any changes made to the rule file take effect immediately.

Authorization

MANAGE authorization over the rule file to be replaced or SAFADMIN authorization.

Parameters

RuleFn :

The file name of the rule file to be replaced.

RuleFT :

The file type of the rule file to be replaced. It must be one of the following:

ADMIN	Specifies the GLOBAL ADMIN rule file. The RuleFn parameter must be GLOBAL.
GRPADMIN	Specifies the RuleFn GRPADMIN rule file, where RuleFn is the file name of the rule file to be replaced.
USRADMIN	Specifies the RuleFn USRADMIN rule file, where RuleFn is the file name of the rule file to be replaced.
USRDFLT	Specifies the RuleFn USRDFLT rule file, where RuleFn is the file name of the rule file to be replaced.
GRPDFLT	Specifies the RuleFn GRPDFLT rule file, where RuleFn is the file name of the rule file to be replaced.
DEFAULT	Specifies the GLOBAL DEFAULT rule file. The RuleFn parameter must be GLOBAL.
MANAGE	Specifies the SAFESFS MANAGE rule file. The RuleFn parameter must be SAFESFS.

Return Codes

Return Code	Meaning
0	Rule file replaced.
4	Not authorized.
8	Command failed. Rule file not replaced.
12	Duplicate rule found or rule not found.
110	Duplicate rule found.
113	Invalid parameter.
114	Invalid option.
115	Invalid rule file type.
116	Invalid rule file name.
118	Missing rule object filespace.
119	Invalid rule object file space.
120	Invalid rule object file name.
121	Invalid rule object directory.
122	Invalid rule object file pool.
123	Invalid rule object file type.
124	Missing rule.
125	Missing parameter.
127	Invalid object for action Manage.
128	Reject may not be used with action Manage

Usage Notes

1. The REPRULES command is used to replace rule files that have previously been retrieved via GETRULES with the DISK and LOCK options.



2. REPRULES causes the rule file being replaced to be unlocked.



3. Rules changed via GETRULES / REPRULES take effect immediately.