1  Node
      A node is an individual computer system in a network that can
      communicate with other computer systems in the network. The
      format for a node-specification is:
   
                       [ [ [UIC] password    ] [ account     ] ]
              node-name["[ user-name password ] [             ]"]
                       [ [ input-prompts     ] [ input-prompt] ]
    
   
2  Arguments
    
   
   node-name
   
      the remote node.
    
   
   UIC
   
      the user identification code, or PPN, through which you can
      access the domain.
    
   
   user-name
   
      the user name through which you can access the domain.
    
   
   password
   
      the login password for the user name or UIC/PPN.
    
   
   account
   
      the account through which you can access the domain.
    
   
   input-prompt
   
      a prompting value expression that can ask for login information.
   
      If you define or ready a domain without using input-prompts, you
      must specify a user name or UIC and then a password. (Account is
      optional.)
    
   
2  Example
      Ready the PERSONNEL domain on node BIGVAX and then the PROJECTS
      domain on node ELEVEN:
   
      DTR> READY PERSONNEL AT BIGVAX"CASIDI SESAME"
      DTR> READY PROJECTS AT ELEVEN"[200,200] BELLE"
   
      Ready the PERSONNEL domain on node ELEVEN. Use input prompts for
      both user name and password:
   
      DTR> READY PERSONNEL AT ELEVEN"*.'user name' *.'password'"
   
      When the remote node is accessed, DEC DATATRIEVE asks for the
      required login information. The password response is not echoed
      to the terminal.
   
      You can also use input-prompts in domain definitions, not just in
      a READY command.