Syntax:

      /TERMINAL = terminal-specification

  Use /TERMINAL to include information about  the  terminal(s)  in  the
  user identification criteria of an access control list entry.

  The terminal specification can be any of the following:

   o  TTcn or TXcn -- a specific terminal number.
      For example:  /TERMINAL = TTA7.

   o  LOCAL -- terminals hardwired to the system.
      For example:  /TERMINAL = LOCAL.

   o  NON_LOCAL  --  dial-up  and  remote  terminals,   and   terminals
      processing batch and network jobs.
      For example:  /TERMINAL = NON_LOCAL.

   o  BATCH -- terminals processing batch jobs.
      For example:  /TERMINAL = BATCH.

   o  NETWORK -- terminals processing network jobs.
      For example:  /TERMINAL = NETWORK.