A domain is an SPD Server
resource that enables you to access and manipulate SPD Server tables,
views, and so on. 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.
LIBNAME access to the
OWNER= domain controls Read or Write access to the domain. LIBNAME
access to the OWNER= domain does
not grant
access to the objects in the domain. Once the LIBNAME is established,
normal SPD Server ACL access rules are used to grant or deny access
to the objects in the domain.
OWNER=
specifies the owner
of a domain. The SPD Server owner controls LIBNAME access to the domain.
The domain owner can create a LIBNAME ACL on the domain to grant or
deny LIBNAME access 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 to read SPD Server tables that
the user or group has access to
-
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
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.