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Working With SAFECOM
Safeguard User’s Guide — 422089-020
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Using Wild-Card Characters in SAFECOM
Commands
Using Wild-Card Characters in SAFECOM
Commands
In most SAFECOM commands, you can use wild-card characters to match characters
in an object name. In certain instances, you can also specify wild-card characters in
user names. The following wild-card characters are supported:
Wild-card characters make it easy for you to execute commands on sets of objects
with similar names, as shown in the following examples. Typical uses of wild-card
characters include adding disk files with similar names to the Safeguard database or
displaying information about files with similar names.
Wild-card characters differ from pattern wild-card characters. Pattern wild-card
characters are specified when you use the diskfile-pattern objecttype. For more
information, see Section 9, Working with Patterns.
Examples
The following examples illustrate the use of wild-card characters in SAFECOM
commands. It is assumed that the DISPLAY HEADERS ONCE and DISPLAY
WARNINGS OFF options are used as described in Section 8, Changing Display
Options.
* Use an asterisk (*) to match any number of characters (zero, one, or more).
? Use a question mark (?) to match a single character.
- Safeguard User’s Guide 1
- Document History 2
- Legal Notices 3
- 4. Securing Subvolumes 6
- 7. Working With SAFECOM 6
- 8. Changing Display Options 7
- 9. Working with Patterns 7
- Tables (continued) 9
- Contents 10
- What’s New in This Manual 11
- PRIV-LOGON 12
- About This Manual 15
- Notation Conventions 16
- General Syntax Notation 17
- Notation for Messages 18
- Change Bar Notation 20
- HP Encourages Your Comments 20
- Subsystem 21
- User Authentication 22
- Object Authorization 22
- Security 24
- 2 Safeguard Logon Dialog 29
- Using the LOGON Command 30
- Safeguard Logon Dialog 31
- Guardian User’s Guide 32
- Logging On With -STOP Option 33
- Logging On to a Remote System 34
- 3 Securing Disk Files 35
- Securing Disk Files 36
- Getting Started 37
- Granting Access 46
- Denying Access 46
- Example 1: 47
- Example 2: 47
- Example 3: 47
- Specifying Ownership 50
- The CLEARONPURGE Attribute 51
- The PERSISTENT Attribute 52
- The LICENSE Attribute 53
- The PROGID Attribute 54
- The TRUST Attribute 55
- 4 Securing Subvolumes 59
- Commands Used With Subvolumes 60
- Securing Processes and 61
- Subprocesses 61
- Protecting Processes 62
- Obtaining User and Alias 63
- Information 63
- 7 Working With SAFECOM 71
- Working With SAFECOM 72
- Checking Your Progress 73
- Getting Online Help 75
- Displaying Previous Commands 77
- Executing a Specific Command 78
- Displaying a Specific Command 78
- Exiting SAFECOM 80
- Using SAFECOM in Batch Mode 81
- Commands 85
- Restrictions 86
- Abbreviating SAFECOM Commands 87
- Checking Command Syntax Only 88
- 8 Changing Display Options 89
- Changing Display Options 90
- Editing Your SAFECOM Prompt 90
- 9 Working with Patterns 97
- Pattern Examples 98
- Pattern Generality 99
- One-Dimensional Search 100
- Multi-Dimensional Search 100
- Working with Patterns 101
- ACL, FIRST-RULE, and ALL 105
- Diskfile is Volume-First 105
- Examples 107
- ADD DISKFILE-PATTERN 108
- ALTER DISKFILE-PATTERN 109
- DELETE DISKFILE-PATTERN 109
- FREEZE DISKFILE-PATTERN 109
- INFO DISKFILE-PATTERN 109
- Finding Added Patterns 109
- RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN 111
- SET DISKFILE-PATTERN 111
- SHOW DISKFILE-PATTERN 112
- THAW DISKFILE-PATTERN 112
- ADD SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 113
- ALTER SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 113
- DELETE SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 114
- FREEZE SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 114
- INFO SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 114
- RESET SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 115
- SET SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 115
- SHOW SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 116
- THAW SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 116
- A Guardian File Security 117
- Displaying Default Security 118
- Changing Default Security 118
- Displaying File Security 119
- Sample Procedures 119
- Guardian File Security 120
- B Protecting Your Terminal 123
- Protecting Your Terminal 124
- Logging Off 124
- C SAFECOM Command Syntax 125
- SAFECOM Command Syntax 126
- Glossary 133
- Glossary - 2 134
- Index - 1 135
- Index - 2 136
- Index - 3 137
- Special Characters 138
- = (equal sign) 139
- SAFECOM command prompt 7-1 139
- ? (question mark) command 139
- Index - 6 140
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