Step 3: Import the dump file using lsload
Users who do not exist on the target system will be written to an XML file that is formatted for use with the loadusers utility. This file is created in the directory in which you run the command.
If user entries already exist on the target system, the data for First Name, Last Name and Role will be overwritten. (Use the loadusers utility to populate or update other attributes, if necessary.)
lsload syntax
The -d defProd option used in this example
lets you override the definition data source and assign the appropriate
data source on the target system. (You can also do this through the
Lawson Security Administrator tool.)
The -a activeDataSrc option lets you automatically
assign the new profile to the product line. (If the profile already
exists on the target system and has a different data source assigned
to it, the command will overwrite with the name from the dump file.)
The command also locates and changes any data source rules in the
target profile to reference the target product line.
To load a security profile onto the target system:
lsload PROFILE filename -p newProfileID -d defProd -a activeDataSrc -addRoleMapping
where
filename = the name of the dump file to be read
newprofileID = the name of the profile on the target system
defProd = the name of the product line that will be associated with this profile on the target system
activeDataSrc = the data source on the target system.
To load security classes with role mapping:
lsload SECCLASS filename -p ProfileID -addRoleMapping
where
filename = the name of the dump file to be read
newprofileID = the name of the profile that contains the security classes