Syntax:

      /RIGHTS = uic- or rights-specification

  Use /RIGHTS to  include  user  identification  codes  with  the  user
  identification  criteria  of  an  ACL  entry.  You can specify any of
  three alternative types of user identification code:  a numeric  UIC,
  an alphanumeric UIC, or a rights identifier.

  A numeric UIC consists of an octal group number and an  octal  member
  number  separated  by  a comma and enclosed by either square brackets
  ([]) or angle brackets (<>).

  You can use the wildcard * in place of the group number  to  identify
  all  group  numbers,  and  in  place  of  the  member number group to
  identify all member numbers.  A /UIC specification of  [*,*]  matches
  all user identification codes.

  An alphanumeric UIC consists of a single text string within brackets.

  A rights identifier consists of a single text string which the system
  manager has defined in the rights database to indicate all members of
  a particular group.

  /RIGHTS performs the same function as /UIC.