SECURE

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SECURE

     Restores file access matrix control for a file.  The RELEASE
     command suspends file access matrix control.  Enabling the
     file access matrix does not have an immediate effect on file
     access if the file is protected by an explicit or implicit
     ACD.  ACDs override the file access matrix.  Refer to the
     ALTSEC command for more information on ACDs.  (CM)

SYNTAX

     SECURE filereference

PARAMETERS

filereference       Actual file designator of the disk file whose
                    security provisions are to be restored.  Its format
                    is:

                    filename[/lockword][.groupname[.acctname]]

OPERATION

     The SECURE command restores all security provisions for a
     file that were previously suspended by a RELEASE command in
     this or another job.

     This command can be used only for a permanent disk file
     whose file label identifies the user as the creator of that
     file.  The SECURE command will fail if the group's home
     volume set is not mounted.  When the normal (default) MPE/iX
     security provisions are in effect, the file must belong to
     the logon account and group.

     This command may be issued from a session or job, in BREAK or
     from a program.  Pressing [Break] aborts the execution of
     this command.

EXAMPLE(S)

     To restore the file access matrix access control previously
     in effect for the file named FILE1, enter

     SECURE FILE1

        or

     SECURE ./FILE1

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Commands:   RELEASE, ALTSEC

Manuals :   Performing System Management Tasks (32650-90004)

            Performing System Operation Tasks (32650-90137)

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