I think the user (i.e. the account type) will need to have LG.
LG indicates the ability to use user logging and not really a security
level.
The security would be set at the password level within the Image Database.
The data base can be designed to allow passwords to link to a level of
read/write.
It depends on the application... If it was designed to use Image security or
not.
Another possibility, is the group security?
DISC SPACE: 657152(SECTORS) PASSWORD: **
CPU TIME : 0(SECONDS) SECURITY--READ : ANY
CONNECT TIME: 0(MINUTES) WRITE : AL
DISC LIMIT: UNLIMITED APPEND : AL
CPU LIMIT : UNLIMITED LOCK : AL
CONNECT LIMIT: UNLIMITED EXECUTE : ANY
PRIV VOL : YES SAVE : AL
FILE UFID: $055E0001 $17917F18 $00B037C0 $5F8000C9 $003A74BD
MOUNT REF CNT: n/a
In the case of the example above, if the user did not have AL (or account
librarian security),
and were a member of the account, they could read and execute but not write.
hth...
mc
Mike Church, BS, CIS
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Walker [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 3:01 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [HP3000-L] MPE Security question
HP3000 MPE 5.5 Express 7.
I think I've missed something in the last few OS revisions.
I have an Image database with logging enabled and want to give
a user read access only. It is sufficient that if they try to run a
program with write access, they are aborted with a nasty message.
I thought I could do this by restricting their capabilities to
ND,SF,IA,BA and withholding LG.
My understanding is that a user without LG can open the database with a
Mode 5 program, but abort when they run a program that opens in Mode 1.
This is not the case. I've created a user without LG that can successfully
open and modify data in a database with Logging enabled.
I'm sure I've done this in the past. What's going on.?
TIA, Bob.
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