Within any type of path  specification,  each  dictionary  directory,
  subdictionary, and object can have a password associated with it.  To
  use a password in a  path  specification,  enclose  the  password  in
  parentheses  and  place  it  immediately  after the given name of the
  directory, subdictionary, or object with which it is associated.   Do
  not type a space between the given name and the password.  If you are
  using the > at the end of a path name,  the  wild  card  follows  any
  password  associated  with  the last given name in the chain.  If you
  specify  the  version  number  of  an  object,  the  password  should
  immediately follow the version number.

  Passwords contain from 1 to 64 printable ASCII characters,  including
  space  and tab.  If you are using a terminal of the VT200 family, you
  can  use  8-bit  alphabetic  characters.   DMU  translates  lowercase
  letters  to  uppercase.   The only forbidden characters in a password
  are open parenthesis [(], close parenthesis [)], and period [.].  The
  following are legal given names with passwords:

  PERSONNEL(SEMI_SECRET)

  SERVICE(SECRET)

  The following is a legal path name with passwords:
  CDD$TOP.PERSONNEL(SEMI_SECRET).SERVICE(SECRET).SALARY_RECORD;1