Domain Access Options

When you issue a libref statement to create a domain for SPD Server, you can use the following optional specifications to control the accessibility of resources among other SPD Server users.

OWNER=

specifies the owner of a domain. The SPD Server owner controls the resources of the domain and can create a LIBNAME ACL on the domain to grant or deny privileges to other SPD Server users. When the domain is specified with an owner, only the owner can use the TEMP=YES LIBNAME option with the domain.

Note: The owner can use LIBNAME ACL to grant the following access levels:

READ access to allow a user or group to get a LIBNAME to the domain
WRITE access to allow a user or group to create new objects in the domain
CONTROL access to allow a user or group to modify the owner's LIBNAME ACL

Usage:

OWNER=owner-id

LIBACLINHERIT=

controls the ACL precedence of permission checks. For more information about the LIBACLINHERIT= domain access option and its use, see Controlling the Precedence of Permission Checks with the LIBACLINHERIT= Option.

DYNLOCK=

specifies whether dynamic locking is enabled. If you omit the DYNLOCK= option, the default SPD Server setting is NO. For more information about dynamic locking, see Dynamic Locking.

Usage:

DYNLOCK=<YES/NO>