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Examples of using the command

 

The following examples show how to use the setmqaut command to grant and revoke permission to use an object:

setmqaut -m saturn.queue.manager -t queue -n RED.LOCAL.QUEUE
         -g groupa +browse -get +put

In this example:

• saturn.queue.manager is the queue manager name

• queue is the object type

• RED.LOCAL.QUEUE is the object name

• groupa is the identifier of the group whose authorizations are to change

• +browse -get +put is the authorization list for the specified queue

  • +browse adds authorization to browse messages on the queue (to issue MQGET with the browse option)

  • -get removes authorization to get (MQGET) messages from the queue

  • +put adds authorization to put (MQPUT) messages on the queue

The following command revokes put authority on the queue MyQueue from principal fvuser and from groups groupa and groupb. On UNIX systems, this command also revokes put authority for all principals in the same primary group as fvuser.

setmqaut -m saturn.queue.manager -t queue -n MyQueue -p fvuser
         -g groupa -g groupb -put

 

Parent topic:

Giving access to a WebSphere MQ object

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