
   The  DIRECTORY command lists the files contained in a directory.  When
   you use certain qualifiers with the command, additional information is
   displayed,  along  with  the  names  of  the files.  The output of the
   DIRECTORY  command  depends on certain formatting qualifiers and their
   defaults.  These  qualifiers  are:  /COLUMNS,  /DATE,  /FULL,  /OWNER,
   /PROTECTION, and /SIZE.

   In  studying the qualifiers and the capabilities they offer, watch for
   qualifiers that override other qualifiers. For example, if you specify
   the  /FULL  format,  the  system cannot display all the information in
   more  than  one column.  Thus, if you specify both /COLUMNS and /FULL,
   the number of columns you requested is ignored.

   Format:	DIRECTORY [file-spec[,...]]

   Additional information available:

   ALL         BEFORE      BRIEF       COLUMN      CONTROL     CREATED
   DATE        DETACH      EXPIRED     FID         FILEID      FORMAT
   FORMFEED    FULL        GRANDTOTAL  HEADING     HELP        MODIFIED
   OUTPUT      OWNER       PARAMETERS  PRINTER     PROTECTION  REWIND
   REVISED     QUALIFIERS  SINCE       SIZE        SPOOL       STARTUP
   TODAY       TOTAL       TRAILING    VERSION
2 QUALIFIERS

        Command Qualifiers              Defaults

        /[NO]ALL                        See text.
        /BEFORE                         /BEFORE=TODAY
        /BRIEF                          None.
        /COLUMNS=n                      /COLUMNS=4
        /CREATED                        /CREATED
        /[NO]DATE=[option]              /DATE
        /DETACH                         See text.
        /EXPIRED                        /CREATED
        /FID                            None.
        /FILEID                         None.
	/FORMAT				None.
        /FORMFEED                       None.
        /FULL                           None.
        /GRANDTOTAL                     None.
        /[NO]HEADING                    /HEADING
        /HELP                           None.
        /MODIFIED                       /CREATED
        /OUTPUT=file-spec               See text.
        /OWNER                          /NOOWNER
        /PRINTER                        See text.
        /PROTECTION                     /NOPROTECTION
	/REWIND				/NOREWIND
        /REVISED                        None.
        /[NO]SIZE=[option]              /SIZE=USED
        /SINCE                          /SINCE=TODAY
        /SPOOL                          None.
        /TOTAL                          None.
        /[NO]TRAILING                   /TRAILING
        /VERSION                        None.

        The default qualifiers are:  /SIZE=USED/DATE=CREATED
2 PARAMETERS
 file-spec[,...]

 Specifies one or more files to be listed.  The syntax of  a  file
 specification determines what file(s) will be listed, as follows:

    o  If you do not enter a file specification,  the  DIRECTORY
       command  lists  all versions of the files in your current
       default directory.

    o  If you specify only a device name, the DIRECTORY  command
       uses your default directory specification.

    o  If the file  name,  file  type or  version  number is not
       included in the file specification, the DIRECTORY command
       assumes the asterisk (*) wildcard for missing fields.

 If  you  specify  more  than  one   file,   separate   the   file
 specifications  with commas  (,).  The command line length can be
 up  to 132 characters long.  The continuation character ("-") can
 be used to input long command lines if you use the RUN command to
 start  DIRECTORY  (See "STARTUP" section).  Full  wildcarding  is
 permitted for any part of the file specification.

 Examples:

 >run $dir
 File(s): l*.log

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 LOCKED.LOG;1     *** LOCKED *** 28-FEB-1985 08:31
 LRS100.LOG;1          11        25-FEB-1985 08:52

 Total of 2 files, 11/11 blocks used/allocated.

 File(s): ^Z
 >dir [1,6]

 Directory DB0:[1,6]

 ERRLOG.ULB;1         732        02-FEB-1984 10:50
 ERRLOGETC.ULB;1       83        05-MAY-1983 18:34
 LOG.SAV;1        Privilege violation
 BACKUP.ERR;1           3        20-NOV-1984 17:02
 LOG.ERR;1              2        01-MAR-1985 00:07
 ACNTRN.SYS;116   Privilege violation
 SYSSCAN.TMP;2          2        01-MAR-1985 13:01

 Total of 5 files, 822/827 blocks used/allocated.
2 CONTROL

 There are two control characters used to control the action of the
 DIRECTORY program.  The terminal must be attached for DIRECTORY to
 detect  these  control characters.  This is the default unless the
 /DETACH qualifier is specified.

 When  you  are listing multiple directories, typing a CTRL/O tells
 DIRECTORY  to  skip to the next directory.  When you want to abort
 the  current  listing  type  CTRL/C.  If  DIRECTORY does not abort
 after typing the first CTRL/C, typing CTRL/C a second time invokes
 the  MCR or DCL command interpreter.  You can then abort DIRECTORY
 if  desired.  I've had to abort DIRECTORY when searching for files
 on a magtape since the operation could not be aborted.

 The  totals  displayed  for  the current directory is only for the
 files displayed before typing either CTRL/C or CTRL/O.

 Note:	These control characters do not function when using
	DIRECTORY through DECNET from a VAX/VMS system.
2 ALL
 /ALL

   /ALL
   /NOALL (D)

   /ALL is equivalent to /SIZE=ALL/DATE=CREATED/OWNER/PROTECTION

 This  quailifier  is  used to list all by favorite options.  This
 qualifier is used to simply save some typing.  This qualifier can
 also  be  negated  to  provide  a  quick  method of disabling the
 default /SIZE=USED/DATE=CREATED qualifiers.

 Example:

 >dir dir.*/all

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.CMD;11             9/9      26-FEB-1985 10:01 [263,070] [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]
 DIR.HLP;1             24/24     28-FEB-1985 16:08 [263,070] [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]
 DIR.MAC;1             42/42     28-FEB-1985 08:35 [263,070] [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]
 DIR.MAP;134           49/49     28-FEB-1985 12:16 [263,070] [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]
 DIR.OLB;10            80/80     28-FEB-1985 14:21 [263,070] [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]
 DIR.TSK;134           57/57     28-FEB-1985 12:15 [263,070] [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]

 Total of 6 files, 261/261 blocks used/allocated.
2 BEFORE
 /BEFORE

   /BEFORE[=date [time]]

 Specifies that only those files dated earlier than  a  particular
 time  be  printed.

 The date/time format is:  dd-mmm-[cc]yy [hh:mm]

	Where:	dd = the day,		mmm = the month,
		cc = the century,	yyyy = the year,
		hh = the hour,		mm = the minutes.

 If the hour and minutes isn't specified, the default is 00:00.

 You can also specify of the following options:

	TODAY	   For today's date.
	MONTH	   For the start of this month.
	YEAR	   For the start of this year.
	YESTERDAY  For yesterday's date.

 This qualifier is normally used in conjunction with  one  of  the
 following  qualifiers:  /CREATED,  /EXPIRED,  or  /MODIFIED.  The
 default is /CREATED/BEFORE=TODAY.

 Example:

 >dir /before=year

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 ASCR50.MAC;1          10        31-AUG-1984 15:28
 EDTINI.EDT;1           1        17-AUG-1984 11:35
 FCSPRE.MAC;1           1        31-AUG-1984 16:21
 PARSFN.MAC;1          29        31-AUG-1984 17:11
 RSXMSG.MAC;1          45        28-AUG-1984 09:53

 Total of 5 files, 86/86 blocks used/allocated.
2 BRIEF
 /BRIEF

 Includes only the file name, type, and  version  number  of  each
 file to be listed.  The /BRIEF qualifier  is  overridden whenever
 any of the following formatting qualifiers is specified:

    /SIZE, /DATE, /OWNER, /PROTECTION, /NOHEADING, or /FULL.

 Example:

 >dir *.mac/brief

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 ASCR50.MAC;1        DIR.MAC;1           DIRBUF.MAC;1        DIRERR.MAC;1
 DIRFDB.MAC;1        DIRFMT.MAC;1        DIRHDR.MAC;1        DIRHLP.MAC;1
 DIRIO.MAC;1         DIRNAM.MAC;1        DIROPE.MAC;1        DIRPAR.MAC;1
 DIRPRE.MAC;1        DIRSUB.MAC;1        DIRTBL.MAC;1        DIRUTL.MAC;1
 DIRVER.MAC;1        FCSPRE.MAC;1        PARSE.MAC;1         PARSFN.MAC;1
 RSXMSG.MAC;1

 Total of 21 files.
2 COLUMN
 /COLUMN

   /COLUMN=n

 Lists the files using the specified number  of  columns  on  each
 line  of  the display.  By default, the number of columns is four
 if the terminal width is less than or equal to eighty characters,
 otherwise the default is six columns.

 Valid for /BRIEF format only.

 Example:

 >dir *.mac/columns=3/brief

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 ASCR50.MAC;1        DIR.MAC;1           DIRBUF.MAC;1
 DIRERR.MAC;1        DIRFDB.MAC;1        DIRFMT.MAC;1
 DIRHDR.MAC;1        DIRHLP.MAC;1        DIRIO.MAC;1
 DIRNAM.MAC;1        DIROPE.MAC;1        DIRPAR.MAC;1
 DIRPRE.MAC;1        DIRSUB.MAC;1        DIRTBL.MAC;1
 DIRUTL.MAC;1        DIRVER.MAC;1        FCSPRE.MAC;1
 PARSE.MAC;1         PARSFN.MAC;1        RSXMSG.MAC;1

 Total of 21 files.
2 CREATED
 /CREATED

 Selects the files according to  their  date  of  creation.   This
 qualifier  is  relevant only when used with the /BEFORE or /SINCE
 qualifier, and should not be used with the /EXPIRED or  /MODIFIED
 qualifier.

 /CREATED is the default for /BEFORE or /SINCE.
2 DATE
 /DATE

   /DATE[=option]
   /DATE=CREATED (D)

 Includes the creation, expiration, or date last written for  each
 file listed.   If you specify /DATE without an option, CREATED is
 assumed.  The options are:

   CREATED       Lists the creation date

   EXPIRED       Lists the expiration date

   MODIFIED      Lists the last date the file was written

   ALL           Lists all three file dates shown above

 Examples:

 >dir dir.*/nosize/date=all

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.CMD;11       26-FEB-1985 10:01   26-FEB-1985 10:01   <None specified>
 DIR.HLP;1        28-FEB-1985 16:08   28-FEB-1985 16:08   <None specified>
 DIR.MAC;1        28-FEB-1985 08:35   28-FEB-1985 08:35   <None specified>
 DIR.MAP;134      28-FEB-1985 12:16   28-FEB-1985 12:17   <None specified>
 DIR.OLB;10       28-FEB-1985 14:21   28-FEB-1985 14:22   <None specified>
 DIR.TSK;134      28-FEB-1985 12:15   28-FEB-1985 12:16   <None specified>

 Total of 6 files, 261/261 blocks used/allocated.

 >dir dir.*/date=all/size/date/owner/protection

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.CMD;11             9/9      [263,070] [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]
                     26-FEB-1985 10:01   26-FEB-1985 10:01   <None specified>
 DIR.HLP;1             24/24     [263,070] [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]
                     28-FEB-1985 16:08   28-FEB-1985 16:08   <None specified>
 DIR.MAC;1             42/42     [263,070] [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]
                     28-FEB-1985 08:35   28-FEB-1985 08:35   <None specified>
 DIR.MAP;134           49/49     [263,070] [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]
                     28-FEB-1985 12:16   28-FEB-1985 12:17   <None specified>
 DIR.OLB;10            80/80     [263,070] [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]
                     28-FEB-1985 14:21   28-FEB-1985 14:22   <None specified>
 DIR.TSK;134           57/57     [263,070] [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]
                     28-FEB-1985 12:15   28-FEB-1985 12:16   <None specified>

 Total of 6 files, 261/261 blocks used/allocated.
2 DETACH
 /DETACH

 Controls  whether  the terminal is detached for files are listed.
 By  default,  the  terminal  of  only  detached  if the output is
 directed  to the line printer or an output file.  The terminal is
 normally  attached when listing to the terminal so the CTRL/C and
 CTRL/O control functions can be detected by DIRECTORY.
2 EXPIRED
 /EXPIRED

 Selects files according to the planned expiration date  for  each
 file.  This qualifier is relevant only with the /BEFORE or /SINCE
 qualifiers, and should not be used with the /CREATED or /MODIFIED
 qualifiers.

 Example:

 >dir/since/expired
 No files found.
2 FID
 /FID

   /FID=(fid1,fid2,fid3) or /FID:fid1:fid2
   /NOFID (D)

 This  qualifier causes DIRECTORY to select a file by its' file ID.
 The  file  ID is compared against each selected file looking for a
 match.  By  default,  only  the current directory is searched.  If
 the  directory of the file ID isn't known, you must specify [*] to
 have all directories searched.

 Example:

 >dir [*]/fid=(112,1)

 Directory DB0:[1,6]

 ERRLOGETC.ULB;1       83        05-MAY-1983 18:34

 Total of 1 file, 83/83 blocks used/allocated.
2 FILEID
 /FILEID

   /FILEID
   /NOFILEID (D)

 Controls whether the file identification of the file is displayed.
 By  default,  DIRECTORY  does not display the file identification,
 except in the /FULL display.

 Example:

 >dir dir.cmd/-all/fileid

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.CMD;11        (7566,115,0)

 Total of 1 file, 9/9 blocks used/allocated.
2 FORMAT
 /FORMAT="format string"

 This  qualifier  allows you to specify a string to specify how the
 output  should  be formatted.  This is useful for when you want to
 create  command  files for other utilities.  The following special
 characters  are  used to substitute portions of the file name into
 the format string:

   Symbol      Description		 Expanded String
   ------  -----------------------     ----------------------
     $F    The expanded file name.     dduu:[uic]name.typ;ver
     $D	   The device name field.	       dduu:
     $N    The file name field.		       name
     $T    The file type field.		       .typ
     $U	   The file UIC field.		       [uic]
     $V	   The file version field.	       ;ver

 For example, to create a MACRO-11 command file to assemble all the
 DIRECTORY sources use the following command line:

 >dir d*.mac;0/format="$n,$n/-sp/cr=dirpre/pa:1,$f"/output=dirasm.cmd
 >type dirasm.cmd
 DIR,DIR/-sp/cr=dirpre/pa:1,DB0:[263,75]DIR.MAC;5
 DIRBUF,DIRBUF/-sp/cr=dirpre/pa:1,DB0:[263,75]DIRBUF.MAC;6
			    .
			    .
			    .
 DIRUTL,DIRUTL/-sp/cr=dirpre/pa:1,DB0:[263,75]DIRUTL.MAC;6
 DIRVER,DIRVER/-sp/cr=dirpre/pa:1,DB0:[263,75]DIRVER.MAC;2
 >mac @dirasm

 The  version  number  specified ";0" causes DIRECTORY to only use
 the highest version of each source file in the directory.
2 FORMFEED
 /FORMFEED or /FF

 This qualifier controls whether formfeeds proceed each new UIC in
 the  directory  listing.  This  may be useful when the listing is
 directed to the line printer using the /PRINTER qualifier.
2 FULL
 /FULL

 Lists  full  file  attributes with each file.  For ANSI magtapes,
 the block size is also displayed.

 The /FULL qualifier overrides all other formats specified.

 Example:

 >dir dir.olb/full

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 File name:  DIR.OLB;10        File ID:  (2207,261,0)
 Size:          80/80          Owner:    [263,070]
 Created:  28-FEB-1985 14:21   Revised:  28-FEB-1985 14:22 (2)
                               Expires:  <None specified>
 File organization:  Sequential
 File attributes:    Allocation: 80, Extend: 0
 Characteristics:    Contiguous
 Record format:      Fixed, longest record is 512 bytes
 Record attributes:  No carriage control
 Protection:         System: RWED, Owner: RWED, Group: RWED, World: R

 Total of 1 file, 80/80 blocks used/allocated.
2 GRANDTOTAL
 /GRANDTOTAL

 Suppresses  both  the per-directory total and the individual file
 information.  /GRANDTOTAL  displays  only  the total line for all
 files and directories that have been selected. (See the /TRAILING
 quailifier for information on displaying directory totals.)

 Example:

 >dir db1:[200,*]/grandtotal

 Grand total of 2 directories, 5 files, 55/99 blocks.
2 HEADING
 /HEADING

   /HEADING (D)
   /NOHEADING

 Controls whether heading lines consisting of a device description
 and  directory  specification  are  printed.

 When you specify /NOHEADING, the output appears in single  column
 format with the full file specification on every file.

 Examples:

 >dir dir.cmd/noheading
 DB0:[263,75]DIR.CMD;11             9        26-FEB-1985 10:01

 Total of 1 file, 9/9 blocks used/allocated.

 >dir dir.cmd/noheading/notrailing
 DB0:[263,75]DIR.CMD;11             9        26-FEB-1985 10:01
2 HELP
 /HELP

 The /HELP qualifier or "?" can be used to display this help text.
2 MODIFIED
 /MODIFIED

 Selects files according to the last date the file  was  modified.
 This  qualifier  is  relevant  only  with  the  /BEFORE or /SINCE
 qualifier, and should not be used with the /CREATED  or  /EXPIRED
 qualifier.
2 OUTPUT
 /OUTPUT

   /OUTPUT[=file-spec]

 Requests that the DIRECTORY command output be written to the file
 specified  rather  than  to the current terminal.  If you specify
 the /OUTPUT qualifier without a file specification, the output is
 directed to SY0:[current_uic]DIRECTORY.LST.

 Examples:

 >dir /output
 >dir directory.lst

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIRECTORY.LST;1        4        28-FEB-1985 16:15

 Total of 1 file, 4/4 blocks used/allocated.

 >del directory.lst;1
 >dir /output=test
 >dir test.lst

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 TEST.LST;1             4        28-FEB-1985 16:16

 Total of 1 file, 4/4 blocks used/allocated.

 >del test.lst;1
2 OWNER
 /OWNER

   /OWNER
   /NOOWNER (D)

 Controls whether the file's owner UIC is listed.

 Example:

 >dir dir.*/nosize/nodate/owner

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.CMD;11        [263,070]
 DIR.HLP;1         [263,070]
 DIR.MAC;1         [263,070]
 DIR.MAP;134       [263,070]
 DIR.OLB;10        [263,070]
 DIR.TSK;134       [263,070]
 DIR.HLP;2         [263,070]

 Total of 7 files, 312/312 blocks used/allocated.
2 PRINTER
 /PRINTER

 Queues the command output for printing under the  name  given  by
 the  /OUTPUT  qualifier.   If  you  specify  /PRINTER without the
 /OUTPUT qualifier,  the  output  is  directed written directly to
 the  line  printer  using the transparent spooling feature of the
 operating system.  These files are deleted after being printed.

 Example:

 >dir/printer/brief
 >shq
 ** PRINT QUEUES **
 PRINT  => LP0
 LP0    => LP0
   [263,70]  DIRT13    ENTRY:909    FORM:0     ACTIVE ON LP0
       PRI:50  LEN:0  PAGE:0  NORESTART  FLAG:JOB  NOLOWER  COP:1
        >    1 DB0:  FID:(1565,570)              COP:1       DELETE
 FTSQUE => FTSDEQ
2 PROTECTION
 /PROTECTION

   /PROTECTION
   /NOPROTECTION (D)

 Controls whether the file protection for  each  file  is  listed.

 Example:

 >dir dir.*/noall/protection

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.CMD;11        [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]
 DIR.HLP;1         [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]
 DIR.MAC;1         [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]
 DIR.MAP;134       [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]
 DIR.OLB;10        [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]
 DIR.TSK;134       [RWED,RWED,RWED,R]
 DIR.HLP;2         [RWE,RWE,RWE,R]

 Total of 7 files, 312/312 blocks used/allocated.
2 REWIND
 /REWIND

 This qualifier causes a rewind of the magtape before starting the
 directory of the tape.
2 REVISED
 /REVISED

 Selects  files  according  to the last date the file was revised.
 This  qualifier  is  relevant  only  with  the  /BEFORE or /SINCE
 qualifier, and should not be used with the /CREATED  or  /EXPIRED
 qualifier.  This qualifier is the same as /MODIFIED.
2 SINCE
 /SINCE

   /SINCE[=date [time]]

 Specifies that only those files dated after a specified  time  be
 printed.

 The date/time format is:  dd-mmm-[cc]yy [hh:mm]

	Where:	dd = the day,		mmm = the month,
		cc = the century,	yyyy = the year,
		hh = the hour,		mm = the minutes.

 If the hour and minutes isn't specified, the default is 00:00.

 You can also specify of the following options:

	TODAY	   For today's date.
	MONTH	   For the start of this month.
	YEAR	   For the start of this year.
	YESTERDAY  For yesterday's date.

 This qualifier is normally used in conjunction with  one  of  the
 following  qualifiers:   /CREATED,  /EXPIRED, or /MODIFIED.   The
 default is /CREATED/SINCE=TODAY.

 Example:

 >dir .mac/since=yesterday

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.MAC;1             42        01-MAR-1985 08:50
 DIRBUF.MAC;1           9        01-MAR-1985 08:55
 DIRERR.MAC;1          15        28-FEB-1985 08:45
 DIRFMT.MAC;1          32        28-FEB-1985 11:11
 DIRHDR.MAC;1          42        01-MAR-1985 11:27
 DIRIO.MAC;1           13        28-FEB-1985 09:12
 DIROPE.MAC;1          33        01-MAR-1985 11:12
 DIRPAR.MAC;1          46        01-MAR-1985 09:44
 DIRVER.MAC;1           3        01-MAR-1985 10:29

 Total of 9 files, 235/235 blocks used/allocated.
2 SIZE
 /SIZE

   /SIZE[=option]
   /SIZE=USED (D)

 Provides the file size in blocks used and/or allocated  for  each
 file listed, according to the option you specify.  If you specify
 /SIZE without an option, the ALL option is assumed.

 The options you can specify are:

   ALLOCATION      Lists the file size in blocks allocated

   USED            Lists the file size in blocks used

   ALL             Lists both blocks used and allocated

 Example:

 >dir dir.*/nodate/size

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.CMD;11             9/9
 DIR.HLP;1             37/37
 DIR.MAC;1             42/42
 DIR.MAP;134           49/49
 DIR.OLB;10            80/80
 DIR.TSK;134           57/57
 DIR.HLP;2             38/38

 Total of 7 files, 312/312 blocks used/allocated.
2 SPOOL
 /SPOOL

   /SPOOL
   /NOSPOOL (D)

 This  qualifier  controls  whether  the  output  file  is spooled
 automatically  to the line printer when the output is directed to
 an output file.
2 STARTUP

 There are two methods of starting DIRECTORY; they are:

   1.	> RUN $DIR
	File(s):

	This is the interactive mode.  DIR continues to prompt for
	input  until  end of file (CTRL/Z) is encountered to exit.
	The  length of the command lines can be up to a maximum of
	132 characters.  The continuation character "-" is allowed
	at  the end of a line.  If command file input is used "@",
	and the extension isn't specified the default is .CMD.

   2.	> DIR command_line

	DIR processes the specified command line and then exits.

 Command lines are of the form:

	input_file1,input_file2, ... input_filen/switches
2 TODAY
 /TODAY

 Specifies that only those files dated today are to be listed.

 This qualifier is normally used in conjunction with  one  of  the
 following  qualifiers:   /CREATED,  /EXPIRED,  or /MODIFIED.  The
 default is /CREATED/TODAY.

 Example:

 >dir/today/brief

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.HLP;1           DIR.MAC;1           DIR.MAP;134         DIR.OLB;10
 DIR.TSK;134         DIRERR.MAC;1        DIRFMT.MAC;1        DIRHDR.MAC;1
 DIRIO.MAC;1         DIRPAR.MAC;1        DIRVER.MAC;1        LOCKED.LOG;1

 Total of 12 files.
2 TOTAL
 /TOTAL

 Inhibits the listing  of  all  individual  file  information  and
 prints  only  the trailing lines as described under the /TRAILING
 qualifier.

 Example:

 >dir /total

 Directory DB0:[263,75]


 Total of 30 files, 683/683 blocks used/allocated.
2 TRAILING
 /TRAILING

   /TRAILING (D)
   /NOTRAILING

 Controls whether trailing  lines  that  summarize  the  following
 information are output:

 o  Number of files listed.

 o  Total number of blocks used per directory.

 o  Total number of blocks allocated.

 o  Total  number  of  directories  and  total  blocks used and/or
    allocated  in all directories (only if more than one directory
    is listed).

 By  default,  the  output  format  includes  most of this summary
 information. Any qualifier which requires the reading of the file
 header  (i.e.,  /DATE/SIZE/PROTECTION/OWNER  or /FULL) causes the
 number of blocks used/allocated to be displayed.

 Example:

 >dir dir.cmd/notrailing

 Directory DB0:[263,75]

 DIR.CMD;11             9        26-FEB-1985 10:01
2 VERSION
 /VERSION

 Displays the current version of the DIRECTORY program.

 Example:

 >dir /version
 Directory Version 2.0 - April 11, 1985 - by Robin Miller.
