The user specified as OWNER= controls access to the domain. The domain owner can create
a domain
ACL to provide access to the domain to other
SPD Server users. When a domain is specified with an OWNER=, only the owner can use the TEMP=YES
LIBNAME statement option with the domain.
The domain ACL controls Read and Write access to the domain. It does not grant access
to the resources
in the domain. Once the domain ACL is established, normal SPD Server ACL access rules
are used to grant or deny access to the resources in the domain.
That is, the creator of a resource is the resource owner.
The OWNER= can use the domain ACL to grant the following access levels:
-
Read access to allow a user or
group to connect to the domain and read server tables to which that
user or group has been given access.
-
Write access to allow a user or group to create new tables in the domain.
-
Control access to allow a user or group to modify the domain ACL.
The domain ACL does not grant access to resources created by the owner, unless the
domain definition
specifies OWNER= and LIBACLINHERIT=YES.
For more
information, see LIBACLINHERIT= Parameter File Option.