
 The USER FILE DIRECTORY command  creates  a  User  File  Directory  on  a
 Files-11 volume and enters its name into the Master File Directory (MFD). 
 
 Before creating a UFD, you must first initialize and mount  (INI and MOU)
 the volume.

 The general form of the UFD command is:

	UFD ddnn:[volume-label][g,m][/keyword(s)]

	   ddnn:	Device unit containing the volume on which the UFD
			being created will reside.  Default: none.

	   volume-label If specified, the label is matched with the  label
			on the volume.  If the names match, a UFD  can  be
			created.  If they do not  match,  the  command  is 
			rejected.  Default: null; no check is made.

	   [g,m]	The UIC for the UFD. The UIC establishes the owner
			of the UFD.  The variables g and m represent group
			and member numbers, respectively, and  can  be  in
			the range 1 through 377(8).  Default: none.

	   /keywords    For information on the keywords, type  
			HELP UFD KEYWORDS.

2 KEYWORDS

 /ALLOC=n

 	Specifies the number of directory entries for which space  in  the 
	UFD is to be allocated.  The specified number is rounded up to the 
	next multiple of 32(10).  Default: 32(10).

 /PRO=[system,group,owner,world]

 	Establishes access rights for the  directory  file.  Access  codes
 	consist of four 4-code groups in the access rights word, as follows:

		R - Read, W - Write, E - Extend, D - Delete

 	In each instance, the absence of the code means that the user class
	is denied the access right.  Defaults: [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]
