Adds an entry to the access control list (ACL) for a dictionary
       object or dictionary directory.

       Format

         DEFINEP [FOR]  path-name sequence-number [,]

         { PW = password           }
         { UIC = [uic-spec]        }
         { USER = username         }
         {                         }
         {             TTnn:       }
         {            {          } } [,...] {,}
         {            {LOCAL     } }
         { TERMINAL = {NONLOCAL  } }
         {            {BATCH     } }
         {            {          } }
         {            {NETWORK   } }

         { {GRANT  }   {privilege-list  } }
         { {DENY   } = {                } } [,...]
         { {BANISH }   {ALL             } }
         { {       }                      }

1  –  Arguments

    path-name

       Is the given name, full dictionary path name, or relative
       dictionary path name of the dictionary object or dictionary
       directory whose ACL list you want to change. DEFINEP accepts
       both DMU and CDO style path names.

    sequence-number

       Is the sequence number of the entry to be added to the ACL. This
       number must be an unsigned, nonzero integer.

    PW = password

       Specifies a password to be appended to the given name of the
       dictionary object or dictionary directory when used alone in a
       command or statement or as part of a full or relative dictionary
       path name. You can specify a password in an ACL entry on a
       directory or object either in the DMU or in the CDO format
       dictionary.

    UIC = [uic-spec]

       Specifies the UIC or group of UICs to which the added ACL entry
       applies. The UIC specification must be enclosed in square
       brackets and must conform to the OpenVMS rules for specifying
       UICs (see the OpenVMS documentation set). You can specify
       numeric and alphanumeric UICs and rights identifiers. (A rights
       identifier is a single text string enclosed in brackets. The
       system manager defines a rights identifier in the system rights
       database. The identifier indicates all members of a particular
       group.)

    USER = username

       Specifies the OpenVMS user name to which the added ACL entry
       applies. Do not put the user name in parentheses or brackets.

                LOCAL
    TERMINAL =  NONLOCAL
                BATCH
                NETWORK

       Specifies a particular terminal or a type of terminal to which
       the added ACL entry applies.

       o  TTnn: is the number of a specific terminal line to which the
          added ACL entry applies. You can specify a particular terminal
          only in ACL entries in the DMU format dictionary.

       o  LOCAL specifies that the added ACL entry applies to all
          terminals hard-wired to your local system.

       o  NONLOCAL specifies that the added ACL entry applies to the
          local system's dial-up terminal lines, to batch jobs on the
          local system, to remote terminals logged in to the system
          by DECnet, and to processes initiated by a DEC DATATRIEVE
          Distributed Data Manipulation Facility (DDMF) on a remote node
          in a network of Digital computers.

       o  BATCH specifies that the added ACL entry applies to all batch
          jobs run on the local system.

       o  NETWORK specifies that the added ACL entry applies to all
          processes initiated by a DEC DATATRIEVE Distributed Data
          Manipulation Facility (DDMF) on a remote node in a network
          of Digital computers.

    , (comma)

       Separates user identification criteria and privilege
       specifications.

    GRANT

       Specifies the privileges granted by the added ACL entry.

    DENY

       Specifies the privileges denied by the added ACL entry.

    BANISH

       Specifies, for a dictionary directory and all its descendants,
       the access privileges that the entry denies and the privileges
       that no ACL of any of the descendants can grant. The BANISH
       clause is valid in ACL entries either in the DMU or in the CDO
       format dictionary.

    privilege-list

       Is a letter or string of letters, each one of which is the
       abbreviation for the access privilege granted, denied, or
       banished by the added ACL entry.

2  –  Example

       The following example defines an ACL entry for a DMU format
       dictionary directory that uses all the user identification
       criteria and all the privilege specifications:

       DTR> DEFINEP FOR MONTHLY_DATA 1 PW = "SECRET", USER = JONES,
       [Looking for define privilege option]
       CON>    UIC = [240,240], TERMINAL = NETWORK, GRANT = PSRWME,
       [Looking for define privilege option]
       CON>    DENY = CDUXH, BANISH = FG
       DTR>