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D : Deleting a User Definition [ Information Access Server: Learning the Administrator Utility ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation


Information Access Server: Learning the Administrator Utility

D : Deleting a User Definition 

Now, assume that the user TUTORIAL is no longer a valid user.  (You
might, for example, want to rename this user.)  Here's how to delete a
user definition from the data dictionary.

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | What You Do | What Happens | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | D-1. Choose: | The Delete User screen appears. | | | | | Delete f3 | (You could have reached this screen | | User | directly from any other menu by typing DU | | | in a Go to screen field.) | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | D-2. Type TUTORIAL in the User field. | The user name uniquely identifies the user | | | you want to delete. | | Make sure this is the one you want to | | | delete because you will not be asked to | | | confirm the deletion. | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | D-3. Press Enter. | Pressing Enter deletes the user definition. | | | The screen clears. | | | | | (Since you have deleted the user TUTORIAL, | | | the password change you just made for this | | | user in Step C-3 will not take effect.) | | | | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE Deleting a user is straightforward because user names are not part of any other definition. However, before you delete a definition that is used to derive another definition, you must be aware of the effect on those dependencies. (When you delete such an entity, a screen message will alert you to the dependencies and ask you to confirm the delete.) For example, deleting a database also deletes all tables associated with it, including IMAGE tables and view tables that draw any of their data from the deleted database. Deleting an access group may create a public table if the deleted access group is the only one assigned to that table. The "Deleting" sections in the Information Access Server: Database Administration manual discuss the possible dependencies and recommend actions that will preserve dependent entities or security.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | What You Do | What Happens | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | D-4. Choose: | The User Menu reappears. | | | | | Done f8 | | | | | | | | | If you wanted to re-add this user with a | | | new name, you could do so now by choosing | | | Add User f1. However, you're finished | | | with this lesson's tasks. | | | | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


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