Using * (asterisk) as wildcard for Name in RC/S Application Domain might not work for some type of objects.
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Description:
When updating an application domain and creating entries for Functions, Procedures or Schemas the use of * as wildcard for NAME does not work correctly. The entry is marked as Masked rather than Pending
Solution:
You have to imbed the * (asterisk) in double quotes like this: "*"
RSDOMA 17.0 ---------- RC/S Application Domain ---------- 2013/11/07 06:31
COMMAND ===> SCROLL ===> PAGE
Type => * Pending => *
Name => * > Qualifier => * >
------------------------------ SSID: D91A ---------------------- HENPE01
Domain Name => APPL2 DB2 ID => D91A
Description => 21392339 Department => PHH2
Deletion Date => Exec Proc =>
+--- OBJECT/PRIVILEGE ---------+ +--UPDATED BY-----+
O P TY NAME QUALIFIER USER DATE IMPLEMENTED
__ __ ___________________ _________ Note this description of field NAME:
Field: NAME
Description: Displays the name of the object. If you are adding a new object entry, you can enter selection criteria to display an Object Selection list.
You can specify "*" (in quotes) as object name for schemas, functions and stored procedures.
This will add a row to either:
-
SYSSCHEMAAUTH table with SCHEMANAME as '*'
- SYSROUTINEAUTH table with SPECIFICNAME as '*'.
This is to distinguish between an RCS mask '*', which would encompass all objects of the requested type.
Note: When EXPLODE is off, the object name is displayed. When EXPLODE is on, the privileges are listed under each object name and qualifier.
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