ACL.HLB

1 – VT100

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 CTRL/Z      Return to DMU command level,   x Field  x  PW    x  Char  x        x
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 [1mType a key for help on that key.[m           x                 x        x        x
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 [1mOn VT200 keyboards, Type F17 for help on VT200 keys.[m

1.1 – VT200_KEYS

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    [1mFor help on a key, press the key.[m      x        x        x        x
    [1mTo return to editing, type a space.[m    x  Back  x  Down  x Right  x
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1.2 – NO_HELP_AVAILABLE

 No HELP text is available for that key.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.3 – ALL_PRIVILEGE

 The asterisk key (*) may be used to fill in  all  thirteen  privileges
 into the grant, deny or banish privilege fields.

 An asterisk will fill in all privileges not in one of  the  fields  to
 the  left  of  the current field, and will clear all the privileges in
 the fields to its right.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.4 – C_PRIVILEGE

 The C key may be used to insert CONTROL  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 CONTROL privilege will be cleared from the other  privilege  masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 CONTROL privilege is required to view and modify  the  access  control
 list of a dictionary directory, object or sub-dictionary directory.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.5 – D_PRIVILEGE

 The D key may be  used  to  insert  LOCAL_DELETE  privilege  into  the
 current privilege mask.

 LOCAL_DELETE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege  masks
 in the current ACL entry.

 LOCAL_DELETE privilege is required to delete dictionary  objects.   It
 also  enables  you to delete dictionary directories and sub-dictionary
 directories that do not own any children.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.6 – E_PRIVILEGE

 The E key may be used to insert  VAX  DATATRIEVE's  EXECUTE  privilege
 (DTR_EXECUTE) into the current privilege mask.

 DTR_EXECUTE privilege will be cleared from the other  privilege  masks
 in the current ACL entry.

 DTR_EXECUTE privilege is required to:

       o  Execute a VAX DATATRIEVE procedure.
       o  Use a VAX DATATRIEVE table definition.
       o  Ready a VAX DATATRIEVE domain for EXTEND access.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.7 – F_PRIVILEGE

 The F key may be used to insert FORWARD  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 FORWARD privilege will be cleared from the other  privilege  masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 FORWARD privilege is required to create subdictionary directories.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.8 – G_PRIVILEGE

 The G key may be used  to  insert  GLOBAL_DELETE  privilege  into  the
 current privilege mask.

 GLOBAL_DELETE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks
 in the current ACL entry.

 GLOBAL_DELETE privilege is required to delete  dictionary  directories
 and  subdictionary directories that own children.  It also enables you
 to delete dictionary objects.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.9 – H_PRIVILEGE

 The H key may be used to insert HISTORY  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 HISTORY privilege will be cleared from the other  privilege  masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 HISTORY privilege is required to create new history list entries.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.10 – M_PRIVILEGE

 The M key may be used to  insert  VAX  DATATRIEVE's  MODIFY  privilege
 (DTR_MODIFY) into the current privilege mask.

 DTR_MODIFY privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks in
 the current ACL entry.

 DTR_MODIFY privilege is required to ready a VAX DATATRIEVE domain  for
 modify access.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.11 – P_PRIVILEGE

 The P key may be used to insert PASS_THRU privilege into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 PASS_THRU privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 PASS_THRU privilege is required to reference a  dictionary  directory,
 object or sub-dictionary directory.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.12 – R_PRIVILEGE

 The R key may be  used  to  insert  VAX  DATATRIEVE's  READ  privilege
 (DTR_READ) into the current privilege mask.

 DTR_READ privilege will be cleared from the other privilege  masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 DTR_READ privilege is required to ready a VAX  DATATRIEVE  domain  for
 read access.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.13 – S_PRIVILEGE

 The S key may be  used  to  insert  SEE  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 SEE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege  masks  in  the
 current ACL entry.

 SEE privilege is required to access the  attributes  of  a  dictionary
 object.   In  general,  you should grant SEE access to any objects you
 grant PASS_THRU access to.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.14 – U_PRIVILEGE

 The U key may be used to insert  UPDATE  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 UPDATE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks in the
 current ACL entry.

 UPDATE privilege is required to create or modify the attributes  of  a
 dictionary object.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.15 – W_PRIVILEGE

 The W key may be used  to  insert  VAX  DATATRIEVE's  WRITE  privilege
 (DTR_WRITE) into the current privilege mask.

 DTR_WRITE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 DTR_WRITE privilege is required to ready a VAX DATATRIEVE  domain  for
 write access.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.16 – X_PRIVILEGE

 The X key may be used to insert  EXTEND  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 EXTEND privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks in the
 current ACL entry.

 EXTEND privilege is required to create a new dictionary directory.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.17 – BS

 The backspace key is used to move the cursor to the beginning  of  the
 prior field.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.18 – COMMA

 The DEL CHAR key (comma) is used to delete a character.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.19 – DASH

 The DEL FIELD key (dash) is used to delete the contents of the current
 field of the current ACL entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.20 – DELETE

 The DELETE key is used to rubout the character  to  the  left  of  the
 cursor.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.21 – DOWN

 The DOWN ENTRY key (DOWN ARROW) is used to move to the  current  field
 of the following ACL entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.22 – ENTER

 This key (ENTER) is not currently used.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.23 – LEFT

 The LEFT CHAR key (LEFT ARROW) is used to move the cursor to the  next
 character.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.24 – LF

 The linefeed  key  is  used  to  delete  the  contents  of  the  field
 preceeding the current field.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.25 – PERIOD

 The SELECT key is used to mark the entry that is  to  start  a  select
 range.

 The CUT key can be used to delete  all  the  entries  in  the  current
 select range.

 The RESET key can be used to cancel a select operation.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.26 – PF2

 The HELP key (PF2) is used to display HELP text.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.27 – PF3

 The FINDNXT key (PF3) is used to initiate string searches.

 FINDNXT searches for the next occurrence of the  last  search  string.
 If no searches have been done, FINDNEXT moves to the next field.

 The search direction is the same as the default movement direction.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.28 – PF4

 The DEL ENTRY key is used to delete an ACL entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.29 – RETURN

 The RETURN key is used to create an empty ACL entry before the current
 ACL entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.30 – RIGHT

 The RIGHT COL key (RIGHT ARROW) is used to move the cursor to the next
 character.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.31 – TAB

 The TAB key is used to move to the next field.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.32 – UP

 The UP ENTRY key (UP ARROW) is used to move to the  current  field  of
 the preceeding ACL entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.33 – 0

 The LINE key (0) is used to move to the  beginning  of  the  next  ACL
 entry.

 The direction of movement is as set by the  most  recent  use  of  the
 ADVANCE and BACKUP keys.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.34 – 1

 The FIELD key (1) is used to move to the next field.

 The direction of movement is as set by the  most  recent  use  of  the
 ADVANCE and BACKUP keys.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.35 – 2

 The PW (2) key is used to move to the PASSWORD field (the last  field)
 of an ACL entry.

 The direction of movement is as set by the  most  recent  use  of  the
 ADVANCE and BACKUP keys.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.36 – 3

 The CHAR key (3) is used to move the cursor one character position.

 The direction of movement is as set by the  most  recent  use  of  the
 ADVANCE and BACKUP keys.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.37 – 4

 The ADVANCE key (4) is used to set the  default  movement  and  search
 directions.

 This key sets the default direction to be towards the end of the ACL.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.38 – 5

 The BACKUP key (5) is used to set  the  default  movement  and  search
 directions.

 This key sets the default direction to be towards the beginning of the
 ACL.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.39 – 6

 The CUT key (6) is used to cut the selected ACL  entries  out  of  the
 ACL.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.40 – 7

 The MOVE key (7) is used to move to the beginning or end of the ACL.

 The direction of movement is as set by the last use of the ADVANCE  or
 BACKUP keys.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.41 – 8

 The SECT key (8) is used to move the cursor forward five ACL entries.

 The direction of movement is as set by the last use of the ADVANCE  or
 BACKUP keys.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.42 – 9

 This SHOW USER key (9) is used to display the  current  sample  user's
 access  rights.   The current entry becomes the first entry in the ACL
 that matches the sample user's characteristics.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.43 – GOLD_COMMA

 The UND CHAR key (GOLD COMMA) is used to re-insert the last  character
 deleted from this field of any ACL entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.44 – GOLD_DASH

 The UND FIELD key (GOLD dash) is used to replace the contents  of  the
 current  field  of  the current ACL entry with the value most recently
 deleted from this field of any ACL entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.45 – GOLD_DOWN

 This key (GOLD DOWN ARROW) is currently undefined.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.46 – GOLD_ENTER

 This key (GOLD ENTER) is not currently used.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.47 – GOLD_LEFT

 This key (GOLD LEFT ARROW) is currently undefined.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.48 – GOLD_PERIOD

 The RESET key (GOLD PERIOD) is  used  to  cancel  the  current  select
 range.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.49 – GOLD_PF1

 The GOLD key (PF1) lets you use the  lower  function  of  the  editing
 keys.  Press the GOLD key and then the key you wish to use.

 You can also use the GOLD key to enter repeat counts.  Press GOLD  and
 then  the  main  keyboard  numeric  keys,  followed  by  the key to be
 repeated.  The DELETE key and CTRL/U may be used to  edit  the  repeat
 count, and thus cannot be repeated in this manner.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.50 – GOLD_PF2

 The HELP key (PF2) is used to display HELP text.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.51 – GOLD_PF3

 The FIND key is used to initiate string searches.

 FIND prompts for a string.  The cursor is set to the first field  that
 contains that string.

 The search string prompt is terminated by striking any keypad key.  If
 the  ADVANCE  key  is struck, the search direction is forward.  If the
 BACKUP key is struck, the search direction is backwards.  The  default
 movement  direction  will  also  be  set  by either of these keys.  If
 neither of these keys is used to  terminate  the  search  string,  the
 default   search  direction  is  the  same  as  the  default  movement
 direction.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.52 – GOLD_PF4

 The UND ENTRY key (PF4) is used to recover a deleted ACL  entry.   The
 most  recently  deleted ACL entry is inserted before the current entry
 in the ACL.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.53 – GOLD_RIGHT

 This key (GOLD RIGHT ARROW) is currently undefined.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.54 – GOLD_UP

 This key (GOLD UP ARROW) is currently undefined.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.55 – GOLD_Z

 This key (GOLD Z) is used to stop editing the current ACL.  It returns
 to DMU command level without modifying the ACL.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.56 – GOLD_0

 The OPEN ENTRY key is used to create an empty  ACL  entry  before  the
 current ACL entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.57 – GOLD_1

 This key (GOLD 1) is not currently used.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.58 – GOLD_2

 The DEL PW key (GOLD 2) is used to delete  the  contents  of  all  the
 fields of the current ACL entry from the current field to the PASSWORD
 field (the last field in the entry).

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.59 – GOLD_3

 This key (GOLD 3) is not currently used.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.60 – GOLD_4

 The BOTTOM key (GOLD 4) moves the cursor to the end of the ACL.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.61 – GOLD_5

 The TOP key (GOLD 5) moves the cursor to the start of  the  first  ACL
 entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.62 – GOLD_6

 The PASTE key (GOLD 6) is used to copy the ACL entries  in  the  paste
 buffer  to  the  ACL.  The new entries are inserted before the current
 entry.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.63 – GOLD_7

 The SHOW KEY (GOLD 7) is used to display the current definition  of  a
 key.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.64 – GOLD_8

 This key (GOLD 8) is not currently used.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.65 – GOLD_9

 The DEFINE USER (GOLD 9) key is used to change the characteristics  of
 the current sample user.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.66 – PREV

 The PREVIOUS SCREEN key is used to move back 5 lines.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

1.67 – NEXT

 The NEXT SCREEN key is used to move forward 5 lines.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

2 – VT52

                                         +--------+--------+--------+--------+
 LF      Delete prior field              |        |        |   DEL  |   UP   |
                                         |  GOLD  |  HELP  |  ENTRY |  ENTRY |
 TAB     Move to next field              |        |        |   UND  | SECTION|
                                         +--------+--------+--------+--------+
 BACK SP Move to prior field             |  MOVE  | FNDNXT |   DEL  |  DOWN  |
                                         |        |        |  FIELD |  ENTRY |
 CTRL/W  Repaint screen                  |  SHOW  |  FIND  |   UND  | SECTION|
                                         +--------+--------+--------+--------+
 CTRL/Z  Return to DMU command level,    | ADVANCE| BACKUP |   DEL  |  RIGHT |
         modify access control list      |        |        |  CHAR  |  CHAR  |
                                         | BOTTOM |   TOP  |   UND  |DEF USER|
 GOLD Z  Return to DMU command level,    +--------+--------+--------+--------+
         do not modify ACL               | FIELD  |   PW   |   CUT  |  LEFT  |
                                         |        |        |        |  CHAR  |
                                         |        | DEL PW |  PASTE |SHOW USR|
                                         +--------+--------+--------+--------+
                                         |    MOVE ENTRY   | SELECT |  ENTER |
                                         |                 |        |        |
 *** For help on a key, press the key    |    OPEN ENTRY   |  RESET |        |
 *** To return to editing, type a space. +-----------------+--------+--------+

2.1 – NO_HELP_AVAILABLE

 No HELP text is available for that key.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.2 – ALL_PRIVILEGE

 The asterisk key (*) may be used to fill in  all  thirteen  privileges
 into the grant, deny or banish privilege fields.

 An asterisk will fill in all privileges not in one of  the  fields  to
 the  left  of  the current field, and will clear all the privileges in
 the fields to its right.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.3 – C_PRIVILEGE

 The C key may be used to insert CONTROL  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 CONTROL privilege will be cleared from the other  privilege  masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 CONTROL privilege is required to view and modify  the  access  control
 list of a dictionary directory, object or sub-dictionary directory.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.4 – D_PRIVILEGE

 The D key may be  used  to  insert  LOCAL_DELETE  privilege  into  the
 current privilege mask.

 LOCAL_DELETE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege  masks
 in the current ACL entry.

 LOCAL_DELETE privilege is required to delete dictionary  objects.   It
 also  enables  you to delete dictionary directories and sub-dictionary
 directories that do not own any children.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.5 – E_PRIVILEGE

 The E key may be used to insert  VAX  DATATRIEVE's  EXECUTE  privilege
 (DTR_EXECUTE) into the current privilege mask.

 DTR_EXECUTE privilege will be cleared from the other  privilege  masks
 in the current ACL entry.

 DTR_EXECUTE privilege is required to:

       o  Execute a VAX DATATRIEVE procedure.
       o  Use a VAX DATATRIEVE table definition.
       o  Ready a VAX DATATRIEVE domain for EXTEND access.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.6 – F_PRIVILEGE

 The F key may be used to insert FORWARD  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 FORWARD privilege will be cleared from the other  privilege  masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 FORWARD privilege is required to create subdictionary directories.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.7 – G_PRIVILEGE

 The G key may be used  to  insert  GLOBAL_DELETE  privilege  into  the
 current privilege mask.

 GLOBAL_DELETE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks
 in the current ACL entry.

 GLOBAL_DELETE privilege is required to delete  dictionary  directories
 and  subdictionary directories that own children.  It also enables you
 to delete dictionary objects.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.8 – H_PRIVILEGE

 The H key may be used to insert HISTORY  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 HISTORY privilege will be cleared from the other  privilege  masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 HISTORY privilege is required to create new history list entries.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.9 – M_PRIVILEGE

 The M key may be used to  insert  VAX  DATATRIEVE's  MODIFY  privilege
 (DTR_MODIFY) into the current privilege mask.

 DTR_MODIFY privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks in
 the current ACL entry.

 DTR_MODIFY privilege is required to ready a VAX DATATRIEVE domain  for
 modify access.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.10 – P_PRIVILEGE

 The P key may be used to insert PASS_THRU privilege into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 PASS_THRU privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 PASS_THRU privilege is required to reference a  dictionary  directory,
 object or subdictionary directory.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.11 – R_PRIVILEGE

 The R key may be  used  to  insert  VAX  DATATRIEVE's  READ  privilege
 (DTR_READ) into the current privilege mask.

 DTR_READ privilege will be cleared from the other privilege  masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 DTR_READ privilege is required to ready a VAX  DATATRIEVE  domain  for
 read access.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.12 – S_PRIVILEGE

 The S key may be  used  to  insert  SEE  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 SEE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege  masks  in  the
 current ACL entry.

 SEE privilege is required to access the  attributes  of  a  dictionary
 object.   In  general,  you should grant SEE access to any objects you
 grant PASS_THRU access to.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.13 – U_PRIVILEGE

 The U key may be used to insert  UPDATE  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 UPDATE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks in the
 current ACL entry.

 UPDATE privilege is required to create or modify the attributes  of  a
 dictionary object.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.14 – W_PRIVILEGE

 The W key may be used  to  insert  VAX  DATATRIEVE's  WRITE  privilege
 (DTR_WRITE) into the current privilege mask.

 DTR_WRITE privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks  in
 the current ACL entry.

 DTR_WRITE privilege is required to ready a VAX DATATRIEVE  domain  for
 write access.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.15 – X_PRIVILEGE

 The X key may be used to insert  EXTEND  privilege  into  the  current
 privilege mask.

 EXTEND privilege will be cleared from the other privilege masks in the
 current ACL entry.

 EXTEND privilege is required to create a new dictionary directory.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.16 – BS

 The backspace key is used to move the cursor to the prior field.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.17 – DELETE

 The DELETE key is used to rubout the character  to  the  left  of  the
 cursor.

 [1mTo display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.[m

2.18 – DOWN

 The DOWN ENTRY key (DOWN ARROW) is used to move to the  current  field
 of the following ACL entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.19 – ENTER

 This key (ENTER) is not currently used.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.20 – LEFT

 The LEFT COL key (LEFT ARROW) is  used  to  move  the  cursor  to  the
 previous character.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.21 – LF

 The linefeed  key  is  used  to  delete  the  contents  of  the  field
 preceeding the current field.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.22 – PERIOD

 The SELECT key (PERIOD) is used to mark the entry that is to  start  a
 select range.

 The CUT key can be used to delete  all  the  entries  in  the  current
 select range.

 The RESET key can be used to cancel a select operation.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.23 – PF2

 The HELP key (PF2) is used to display HELP text.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.24 – PF3

 The DEL ENTRY key (PF3) is used to delete an ACL entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.25 – RETURN

 The RETURN key is used to create an empty ACL entry before the current
 ACL entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.26 – RIGHT

 The RIGHT COL key (RIGHT ARROW) is used to move the cursor to the next
 character.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.27 – TAB

 The TAB key is used to move to the next field.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.28 – UP

 The UP ENTRY key (UP ARROW) is used to move to the  current  field  of
 the preceeding ACL entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.29 – 0

 The LINE key (0) is used to move to the  beginning  of  the  next  ACL
 entry.

 The direction of movement is as set by the  most  recent  use  of  the
 ADVANCE and BACKUP keys.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.30 – 1

 The FIELD key (1) is used to move to the next field.

 The direction of movement is as set by the  most  recent  use  of  the
 ADVANCE and BACKUP keys.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.31 – 2

 The PW (2) key is used to move to the PASSWORD field (the last  field)
 of an ACL entry.

 The direction of movement is as set by the  most  recent  use  of  the
 ADVANCE and BACKUP keys.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.32 – 3

 The CUT key (3) is used to cut the selected ACL  entries  out  of  the
 ACL.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.33 – 4

 The ADVANCE key (4) is used to set the  default  movement  and  search
 directions.

 This key sets the default direction to be towards the end of the ACL.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.34 – 5

 The BACKUP key (5) is used to set  the  default  movement  and  search
 directions.

 This key sets the default direction to be towards the beginning of the
 ACL.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.35 – 6

 The DEL CHAR key (6) is used to delete the current character.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.36 – 7

 The MOVE key (7) is used to move to the beginning or end of the ACL.

 The direction of movement is as set by the last use of the ADVANCE  or
 BACKUP keys.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.37 – 8

 The FINDNXT key (GOLD 8) is used to initiate string searches.

 FINDNXT searches for the next occurrence of the  last  search  string.
 If no searches have been done, FINDNEXT moves to the next field.

 The search direction is the same as the default movement direction.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.38 – 9

 The DEL FIELD key (9) is used to delete the contents  of  the  current
 field of the current ACL entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.39 – GOLD_DOWN

 The FORWARD SECTION key (GOLD DOWN) is used to move the cursor forward
 five ACL entries.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.40 – GOLD_ENTER

 This key (GOLD ENTER) is not currently used.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.41 – GOLD_LEFT

 This SHOW USER key (GOLD LEFT ARROW) is used to  display  the  current
 sample  user's  access  rights.   The  current entry becomes the first
 entry in the ACL that matches the sample user's characteristics.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.42 – GOLD_PERIOD

 The RESET key (GOLD PERIOD) is  used  to  cancel  the  current  select
 range.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.43 – GOLD_PF1

 The GOLD key (PF1) lets you use the  lower  function  of  the  editing
 keys.  Press the GOLD key and then the key you wish to use.

 You can also use the GOLD key to enter repeat counts.  Press GOLD  and
 then  the  main  keyboard  numeric  keys,  followed  by  the key to be
 repeated.  The DELETE key and CTRL/U may be used to  edit  the  repeat
 count, and thus cannot be repeated in this manner.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.44 – GOLD_PF2

 The HELP key (PF2) is used to display HELP text.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.45 – GOLD_PF3

 The UND ENTRY key (PF3) is used to recover a deleted ACL  entry.   The
 most  recently  deleted ACL entry is inserted before the current entry
 in the ACL.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.46 – GOLD_RIGHT

 The DEFINE  USER  (GOLD  RIGHT  ARROW)  key  is  used  to  change  the
 characteristics of the current sample user.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.47 – GOLD_UP

 The BACK SECTION key (GOLD UP) is used to move  the  cursor  backwards
 five ACL entries.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.48 – GOLD_0

 The OPEN ENTRY key (GOLD 0) is used  to  create  an  empty  ACL  entry
 before the current ACL entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.49 – GOLD_1

 This key (GOLD 1) is not currently used.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.50 – GOLD_2

 The DEL PW key (GOLD 2) is used to delete  the  contents  of  all  the
 fields of the current ACL entry from the current field to the PASSWORD
 field (the last field in the entry).

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.51 – GOLD_3

 The PASTE key (GOLD 3) is used to copy the ACL entries  in  the  paste
 buffer  to  the  ACL.  The new entries are inserted before the current
 entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.52 – GOLD_4

 The BOTTOM key (GOLD 4) moves the cursor to the end of the ACL.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.53 – GOLD_5

 The TOP key (GOLD 5) moves the cursor to the start of  the  first  ACL
 entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.54 – GOLD_6

 The UND CHAR key (GOLD 6) is used  to  re-insert  the  last  character
 deleted from this field in any ACL entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.55 – GOLD_7

 The SHOW KEY (GOLD 7) is used to display the current definition  of  a
 key.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.56 – GOLD_8

 The FIND key (8) is used to initiate string searches.

 FIND prompts for a string.  The cursor is set to the first field  that
 contains that string.

 The search string prompt is terminated by striking any keypad key.  If
 the  ADVANCE  key  is struck, the search direction is forward.  If the
 BACKUP key is struck, the search direction is backwards.  The  default
 movement  direction  will  also  be  set  by either of these keys.  If
 neither of these keys is used to  terminate  the  search  string,  the
 default   search  direction  is  the  same  as  the  default  movement
 direction.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.

2.57 – GOLD_9

 The UND FIELD key (GOLD 9) is used to  replace  the  contents  of  the
 current  field  of  the current ACL entry with the value most recently
 deleted from this field of any ACL entry.

 To display help on another key, press that key.
 To return to editing, press the space bar.