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ACL.CREATE

Creates an ACL.

Syntax

<ACL.CREATE NAME="ACL Name">
     <ACL.ARGUMENT NAME="Argument Name" 
            VALUE="Argument Value"/>
</ACL.CREATE>

Parameter

NAME (required)

Name of the object in the object pool.

Description

Creates an unsaved ACL object in the object pool with the specified name. Use the ACL.ARGUMENT tag to specify names, descriptions and privileges.

Values for cataccess (the numeric value that determines the level of permissions) are as follows:

• read = 1

• write = 2

• create = 4

• destroy = 8

• retrieve = 10

• rtaudit = 20

• rtadmin = 40

The values for cataccess work similarly to UNIX permissions. For example, if you want a user to have read and write permission, assign 3 to cataccess.

Error Numbers

The possible values of errno include:

Value	Description
-10001	The implementing class is invalid.
-10002	There is a missing method for the implementing class.
-10003	The method could not be invoked successfully.
-10010	Invalid attribute value.

Example

The following example creates an object called ACL1 in the object pool:

<ACL.CREATE NAME="ACL1">
     <ACL.ARGUMENT NAME="aclname" value="myacl"/>
     <ACL.ARGUMENT NAME="cataccess" value="1"/>
     <ACL.ARGUMENT NAME="description" value="test"/>
</ACL.CREATE>

See Also

ACL.ARGUMENT
ACL.DELETE
ACL.GATHER
ACL.GET
ACL.LIST
ACL.LOAD
ACL.SAVE
ACL.SCATTER
ACL.SET

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