SPDO Procedure
- Syntax
Procedure SyntaxPROC SPDO StatementADD ACL StatementCLUSTER ADD StatementCLUSTER CREATE StatementCLUSTER DESTROY StatementCLUSTER FIX StatementCLUSTER LIST StatementCLUSTER MODIFY StatementCLUSTER REMOVE StatementCLUSTER REPLACE StatementCLUSTER UNDO StatementCONSTRAINT ADD StatementCONSTRAINT DESCRIBE StatementCONSTRAINT REMOVE StatementDELETE ACL StatementLIST ACL StatementLIST USERS StatementLIST USERS/LOCKING StatementMODIFY ACL StatementOPER StatementREFRESH DOMAINS StatementREFRESH PARMS StatementSET ACLTYPE StatementSET ACLUSER StatementSET MODE OPER StatementSET USER StatementSET USER/LOCKING StatementSHOWLIBNAME StatementSPDSCMD StatementSPDSMAC StatementTRUNCATE Statement - Overview
- Concepts
- Examples
SET MODE OPER Statement
Enables you to run privileged operator commands.
| Requirement: | You must have special privilege and specify ACLSPECIAL=YES in the LIBNAME statement in order to use this statement. |
| Interaction: | Used in conjunction with the LIST USERS[/LOCKING], SET USERS[/LOCKING], SHOWLIBNAME, and OPER statements to issue proxy commands. |
| See: | SPD Server proxies are described in detail in Managing SPDSBASE Processes. |
Syntax
SET MODE OPER;
Details
The SET MODE OPER statement
sets you as the operator of the user proxy that you are currently
set to. It is typically executed after the SET USER or SET USER/LOCKING
statement.
A user proxy can have
only one operator at any time. If you submit the SET MODE OPER statement
when someone is already established as operator of the user proxy,
you get the following message:
ERROR: Operator mode owned by another connection. Cannot grant this request.
After you have successfully
set yourself as the operator, you can submit the OPER statement. See OPER Statement.
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Last updated: February 3, 2017