lsclass

Purpose

Use the lsclass command to list the names and attributes of one or more user classes.

See Also:

"Class Commands" for related commands
Appendix B, "Classes and Rights" for a descriptions of the default Oracle Secure Backup classes and rights

Prerequisites

You must have the display administrative domain's configuration right to use the lsclass command.

Syntax

lsclass::=

lscl•ass [ { --long/-l [ --abbreviate/-a ] } | --short/-s ]
[ --modself/-m { yes | no } ]     [ --modconfig/-M { yes | no } ]
[ --backupself/-k { yes | no } ]  [ --backuppriv/-K { yes | no } ]
[ --restself/-r { yes | no } ]    [ --restpriv/-R { yes | no } ]
[ --listownjobs/-j { yes | no } ] [ --modownjobs/-J { yes | no } ]
[ --listanyjob/-y { yes | no } ]  [ --modanyjob/-Y { yes | no } ]
[ --mailinput/-i { yes | no } ]   [ --mailerrors/-e { yes | no } ]
[ --querydevs/-q { yes | no } ]   [ --managedevs/-d { yes | no } ]
[ --listconfig/-L { yes | no } ]  [ --browse/-b browserights ]
[ --orauser/-o { yes | no } ]     [ --orarights/-O oraclerights ]
[ classname ]...

Semantics

Refer to "mkclass" for details on options not included in this section. For the lsclass command, these options select which classes are to be listed based on whether a class has (yes) or lacks (no) the specified rights.

--long/-l: Displays data in long form. The command displays all classes and privileges.
--abbreviate/-a: Displays a short description when used with the --long option.
--short/-s: Displays data in short form (default). The command displays only the class names.

Output

Table 2-6 describes the output of the lsclass command.

Table 2-6 lsclass Output

Label	Indicates
browse	browse backup catalogs with this access right; values are `privileged`, `notdenied`, `permitted`, `named`, `none`
oracle	access Oracle backups right; values are `owner`, `class`, `all`, or `none`
listconfig	display administrative domain's configuration right; values are `yes` or `no`
modself	modify own name and password right; values are `yes` or `no`
modconfig	modify administrative domain's configuration right; values are `yes` or `no`
backupself	perform backups as self right; values are `yes` or `no`
backuppriv	perform backups as privileged user right; values are `yes` or `no`
listownjobs	list any jobs owned by user right; values are `yes` or `no`
modownjobs	modify any jobs owned by user right; values are `yes` or `no`
restself	perform restores as self right; values are `yes` or `no`
restpriv	perform restores as privileged user right; values are `yes` or `no`
mailinput	receive email requesting operator assistance right; values are `yes` or `no`
mailerrors	receive email describing internal errors right; values are `yes` or `no`
querydevs	query and display information about devices right; values are `yes` or `no`
managedevs	manage devices and change device state right; values are `yes` or `no`
listanyjob	list any job, regardless of its owner right; values are `yes` or `no`
modanyjob	modify any job, regardless of its owner right; values are `yes` or `no`
oracleuser	perform Oracle backups and restores right; values are `yes` or `no`

Example

Example 2-51 lists the attributes of the reader class.

Example 2-51 Displaying Information About a Class

ob> lsclass --long --abbreviate reader
reader:
    browse:         named
    oracle:         none
    listconfig:     no
    modself:        yes
    modconfig:      no
    backupself:     no
    backuppriv:     no
    listownjobs:    no
    modownjobs:     no
    restself:       no
    restpriv:       no
    mailinput:      no
    mailerrors:     no
    querydevs:      no
    managedevs:     no
    listanyjob:     no
    modanyjob:      no
    oracleuser:     no