Error applying an ACL to files and subfolders in a directory

I am running the following query:

update dm_folder objects set acl_name='ISOPermissions' set acl_domain='docadmin' where folder('/Library/ISO',descend) and acl_name<>'ISOPermissions'

and I receive the following error

Error occured during query execution :[DM_QUERY_F_UP_SAVE]fatal: "UPDATE: An error has occurred during a save operation."

[DM_SYSOBJECT_E_CANT_FETCH_ACL]error: "Failed to fetch the ACL 'ISOPermissions' in domain 'docadmin' for dm_folder 'Vendor Quality Management'. [ProcessACL]"

[DM_ACL_E_CANT_FETCH_ACL]error: "Failed to fetch the ACL 'ISOPermissions' in the domain 'docadmin'."

Any ideas??? Owner of the ACL I changed to the docadmin user because I thought that might be it, but no luck. Thanks.

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DCTM_Guru

get object id of acl:

id,c,dm_acl where object_name='ISOPermissions'

dump the object, replace <object id> with the value returned from above:

dump,c,<object id>

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mszurap

Hi,

Change back the ACL's ownership to the docbase owner, then run the DQL with this:

update dm_folder objects set acl_name='ISOPermissions' set
acl_domain='dm_dbo' where folder('/Library/ISO',descend) and
acl_name<>'ISOPermissions'

Mike

kjimenez

I am receiving the same error.

DCTM_Guru

The acl_domain maps to the owner of the acl. So the value should match what is returned with this DQL:

select owner_name from dm_acl where object_name='ISOPermissions'

kjimenez

Hmm query comes up blank but under owner field in da there is an owner.

DCTM_Guru

Perform an API dump on the acl object

kjimenez

What would be the syntax to dump the ACL information? I am receiving an error when I try to run the dump. I am not extremely experienced with Documentum. Thanks.

DCTM_Guru

get object id of acl:

id,c,dm_acl where object_name='ISOPermissions'

dump the object, replace <object id> with the value returned from above:

dump,c,<object id>

kjimenez

Thanks! I figured it out. It was throwing an error because I was capitalizing a letter when I should not have been. Thank you for your help. All is well now.