Adds new records to the DCE Authorization file (DCE$UAF).

    Format:

    ADD  [USERNAME] [DCE-NAME]

       Qualifiers            Defaults

       /[NO]ALL              /NOALL
       /FLAGS=flags          /FLAGS=DCE
       /[NO]LOG              /LOG

1  –  Parameters

 username

    Specifies the name of the OpenVMS account that is to be added.

    This parameter is not required if /ALL is specified. In all other
    cases it is required.

 dce-name

    Specifies the DCE principal name to be associated with the
    OpenVMS account username. If the principal exists in a different
    DCE cell from the current DCE cell then specify the DCE name in
    the format principal@cell.

    If the DCE name contain lowercase characters, spaces, or other
    special characters, enclose the entire string is quotes.

    This parameter is not required if /ALL is specified.

    If /ALL is not specified, then this parameter is optional. If
    it is not supplied then username, converted to lowercase, is the
    default.

2  –  Qualifiers

2.1    /ALL

       /ALL
       /NOALL (default)

    If present, specifies that a DCE authorization record be created
    for all accounts in the system authorization file (SYSUAF) that
    do not currently have one. In this case the username and dce-name
    parameters should not be specified as the DCE name is derived
    from the OpenVMS username. Refer to the description of dce-name
    for more details.

    If not present the record to be added is specified by the
    username parameter.

2.2    /FLAGS

       /FLAGS=([NO]keyword[,...])

    Specifies special attributes that are to be stored with the
    DCE$UAF record. The keywords you can specify are:

    Keyword        Description

    DCE         	  Specifies that the OpenVMS account being defined has
 		  a corresponding DCE account.  This is the default.

    NO_DCE         Specifies that the OpenVMS account being defined does
                   not have a corresponding DCE account. In this case
                   dce-name is ignored.

2.3    /LOG

       /LOG (default)
       /NOLOG

    Controls whether or not a message is displayed after a record has
    been added.