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Deleting Data Set Security
To delete all security specifications from a data set, use the DELETE
SETSECURITY command. This results in an absent list. In this section,
the security of the data set CUSTOMER is changed in the ORDERS database.
Before making changes to the data set security, the REVIEW SETS command
output looks like this:
Set Blk Blk Dev
No. Data Set Name Type Capacity Fac Max Class Security
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1 CUSTOMER M 221 10 640 (14/11,18)
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In the example below, all security specifications are deleted from the
data set CUSTOMER. The DBCPLUS program returns a message confirming
deletion of the security specifications.
>delete setsecurity customer
Change of set security accepted.
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Refer to "DELETE SETSECURITY" in chapter 10, "DBChange Plus Commands,"
for a detailed description of the command syntax and parameters.
If you want to verify that the data set security is deleted, use the
REVIEW SETS command. In the following example, you can see that all
security specifications are deleted from the data set CUSTOMER resulting
in an absent list:
>review sets CUSTOMER
REVIEW SETS:
Set Blk Blk Dev
No. Data Set Name Type Capacity Fac Max Class Security
--------------------------------------------------------------
1 CUSTOMER M 221 10 640 <---- *
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*All security specifications have been deleted from the data set CUSTOMER.
NOTE Deleting all security specifications from a data set means that all
users can read the data set. This is the default security assigned
by DBSCHEMA when processing a data set without security
specifications.