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MODIFY SCOPE
Modifies a scope.
Syntax
M[ODIFY] S[COPE] scope-name
[;P[ASSWORD] = [password-parameter]]
[;N[EW-]P[ASSWORD] = [new-password-parm]]
[;S[COPE-]O[WNER] = scope-owner-name]
[;S[COPE-]R[IGHTS] = scope-rights1
[,scope-rights2]
.
.
.
[,scope-rightsN]]
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Parameters
scope-name Name of the scope to be modified.
password-parameter Current scope password. If you omit this keyword
or specify it without a value, a blank password is
assumed.
The Dictionary Administrator (DA) scope can change
any field for a scope without providing the current
password.
new-password-parm New scope password. If you specify the keyword
without a value, a blank password is assigned. Any
characters are allowed in a password, If a
character is desired in the password that is not
valid in other System Dictionary names, you must
enter the password within quotes to allow
recognition of the restricted characters. (See
"Scope Password" in Chapter 3.)
Remember that the case of the entered password also
counts when the password is checked.
scope-owner-name Name of the new owner scope.
scope-rights(N) New capability of the scope. The new capabilities
must be sufficient for all items owned by the
scope.
create The scope can create, modify, and
delete entities and relationships,
depending on security restrictions.
Read capability is automatically
assigned.
domain The scope can create, modify, and
delete domains. Version capability
is automatically assigned.
extend The scope can create, modify, and
delete entity types, relationship
types, relationship classes, and
attributes to extend, or customize,
the dictionary structure.
read The scope can read entities and
relationships accessible to the
scope.
secure The scope can create, modify, and
delete other scopes.
version The scope can create, modify, and
delete versions.
The scope rights assigned are not additive. The
set you specify in this field become the new scope
rights set for the scope.
Description
A scope can change its own password but not its owner scope or scope
rights.
The current scope cannot modify a scope to have any scope right that it
does not have itself (i.e. cannot give extend capability to a scope if
the current scope does not have extend capability).
Open Mode: Exclusive-update
Scope: DA scope or the scope's owner scope (the current scope
can change its own password)
Example
The following example changes the password of the scope named manager
from mgr to perm and changes its scope rights to secure, version, and
read.
>MODIFY SCOPE manager;
>>PASSWORD = mgr;
>>NEW-PASSWORD = perm;
>>SCOPE-RIGHTS = secure, version, read.
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