MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Example ACL Directive
removeallacl
removeallrole
addrole user
addrole developer
addacl findept:persongroup:reader:developer,user
addacl misdept:persongroup:noaccess:developer
addacl vpfinance:person:manager:user
Defining Special Commands
The following Implementer special commands allow you to set the Domino ACL:
Set Domino ACL (ISETDOMACL) command
Execute Checkout (IEXCCKOCMD) command
Execute Request Detail (IEXCRQSDTL) command
The ISETDOMACL command establishes and maintains an ACL for a specified Domino
database file. The ISETDOMACL command is described in detail in this section.
The IEXCCKOCMD and IEXCRQSDTL commands are command processors. Independent of
one anther, they allow you to distinguish certain items during check out and promotion
(respectively) for additional special command processing. The IEXCCKOCMD and
IEXCRQSDTL commands actually condition the processing of any command you specify.
Based on criteria you define for the special command, the selected items checked out or
promoted are identified, and the commands you specify execute for the objects that meet the
conditional criteria.
You use the ISETDOMACL command in conjunction with either the IEXCCKOCMD
command or the IEXCRQSDTL command. Together, they allow for setting a Domino ACL at
your choice of two stages in the development cycle: check out or promotion. This architecture
eliminates potential mis-use of the command by only allowing the command processing, and
thus, controlled ACL management, within the specified job stream.
The IEXCCKOCMD and IEXCRQSDTL commands are explained at a high level in this
section as they pertain to ACL management with the ISETDOMACL command. Command
examples are included. For details on special command processors and valid substitution
variables, see the MKS Implementer 2006 User Guide.
To define a special command to set an ACL
1 From the Implementer Menu, type option 42, Environments, and press ENTER. The Work
with Environments panel displays.
2 Select the appropriate environment with option 19=Special commands, and press
ENTER. The Work with Environments Special Commands panel displays.
3 Press F6=Create.