
 DIRECTORY[/format_qualifier][/destination_qualifier2][/otherqual [filespec[s]]

	Format Qualifiers	Destination		Other
	   /ATTRIBUTES  	/OUTPUT:filespec	/DATE:dd-mmm-yy
	   /BRIEF		/PRINTER		/SINCE:dd-mmm-yy
	   /FREE					/THROUGH:dd-mmm-yy
	   /FULL					/TODAY
	   /SUMMARY					/EXCLUDE:filespec

 The DIRECTORY command displays information about file(s) in your
 directory. The default output of this command is a 3-column listing
 containing the full filespec, the number of blocks used by the file,
 the number of blocks allocated for the file, and the creation date of 
 the file. Following this is a summary listing of the number and space
 requirements of all files listed.

 The optional filespec allows you to specify a particular subset of your
 directory of files. The default is *.*;*. 

 Abbreviation: D
2 ATTRIBUTES

 DIRECTORY/ATTRIBUTES [filespec[s]]

 The /ATTRIBUTES qualifier specifies that the RMSDSP system utility
 program display the file attributes of the file(s). The information
 included in this format is:

	full file name
	file organization
	creation date and time
	revision date and time
	file protection
	record format
	record attributes
	file attributes
	the allocation quantity
	the default extend quantity
	maximum record number (relative files)
	bucket size (relative and indexed files)
	primary and alternate key definitions (indexed files)
2 FULL

 DIRECTORY/FULL [filespec[s]]

 The /FULL qualifier specifies that you want full information listed in 
 the directory.  Full format includes the name, type, and version num-
 ber, the file-ID number (in the format filenumber, filesequencenumber),
 the number of blocks used/allocated, code C for contiguous files, or
 code L for locked files, creation date and time, protection status, 
 date and time of last update and the number of revisions.
2 BRIEF

 DIRECTORY/BRIEF [filespec[s]]

 The /BRIEF qualifier specifies that the directory listing only contain
 the names of the files.
2 FREE

 DIRECTORY/FREE [ddn:]

 The /FREE qualifier specifies that the amount of free space on the
 specified device be displayed. This display contains both the amount
 of space used and the largest remaining contiguous space.
2 OUTPUT

 DIRECTORY/OUTPUT:filespec [filespec[s]]

 The /OUTPUT qualifier allows you to direct the output of the directory
 listing to a file rather than to your terminal.
2 PRINTER

 DIRECTORY/PRINTER [filespec[s]]

 The /PRINTER qualifier directs the output of the directory listing to
 LP0:. Generally, it is much better to direct the output to a file
 using the /OUTPUT qualifier and then to print that file with the
 PRINT command and the /DELETE qualifier. In this way, your output may
 be directed to one of a number of printers if your installation has
 more than one, while the /PRINTER qualifier specifically sends the output
 to LP0: (which will work in the vast majority of instances).
2 SUMMARY

 DIRECTORY/SUMMARY [filespec[s]]

 The /SUMMARY qualifier specifies that the only output generated be the
 summary line at the bottom of a normal directory listing. This summary
 line tells you the number of files you have in your directory and the
 total amount of space they take up.
2 DATE

 DIRECTORY/DATE:dd-mmm-yy [filespec[s]]

 The /DATE qualifier specifies that you wish the DIRECTORY command to list
 only files created on the given date.

2 SINCE

 DIRECTORY/SINCE:dd-mmm-yy [filespec[s]]

 The /SINCE qualifier specifies that you wish the DIRECTORY command to 
 list only files created on or after the given date.

 You can combine /THROUGH and /SINCE to create a range of dates.
2 THROUGH

 DIRECTORY/THROUGH:dd-mmm-yy [filespec[s]]

 The /THROUGH qualifier specifies that you wish the DIRECTORY command to 
 list only files created on or before the given date.

 You can combine /THROUGH and /SINCE to create a range of dates.

2 TODAY

 DIRECTORY/TODAY [filespec[s]]

 The /TODAY qualifier specifies that you wish the DIRECTORY command to 
 list only files created today.

2 EXCLUDE

 DIRECTORY/EXCLUDE:filespec [filespec[s]]

 The /EXCLUDE qualifer specifies that you wish the DIRECTORY command to 
 exclude the named file (or files if named with wildcards) from its  
 listing.
