 
 
			 ASSIGN DEVICE
 
     The general format of the Assign Device command is:
 
	ASN ppnn:=llnn:[/switch]       ! To create an assignment
	ASN [/switch]                  ! To display all assignments
	ASN =[llnn:][/switch]          ! Delete one (all) assignments
 
	where  ppnn:  is the PHYSICAL device name (e.g. DLn: or TTn:) and
	       llnn:  is the LOGICAL device name, (e.g. SP: or SY:)
 
	where  /switches  include GBL, LOGIN and TERM.
 
     For additional information on ASN switches, type:
 
		    HELP ASN Switch
 
     Note that a user must be privileged to use the ASN switches.
 
2 /GBL
#SWITCH
 
2 /LOGIN
#SWITCH
 
2 /TERM
#SWITCH
 
2 SWITCH
 
			ASSIGN DEVICE SWITCHES
 
 
 A user must be privileged to use any of the ASN switches.
 
 Appending a /GBL keyword to an assign command causes the assignment
 to apply to all terminals, displays all global assignments, or removes
 a global assignment.
 
 Appending a /LOGIN keyword to an assign command causes the specified
 assignment to become effective for the issuing terminal when that
 terminal logs in, displays login assignments for the issuing terminal,
 or deletes a login assignment.
 
 Appending the keywords /LOGIN/TERM=ttnn: to an assign command causes
 that command to apply to the login assignments for terminal ttnn:.
 The assignments for that terminal can be created, displayed, or
 deleted.
 
 Appending a /TERM=ttnn: keyword to an assign command causes that
 command to apply to the local assignments for the terminal ttnn:.  The
 user's local assignments on that terminal may be created, deleted, or
 displayed.
