Examples

   1.$ DIRECTORY AVERAGE.*

     Directory DISK$DOCUMENT:[SOUDER]

     AVERAGE.EXE;6      AVERAGE.FOR;6      AVERAGE.LIS;4     AVERAGE.OBJ;12

     Total of 4 files.

     In this example, the DIRECTORY command lists all files with the
     file name AVERAGE and any file type.

   2.$ DIRECTORY/SIZE=USED/DATE=CREATED/VERSIONS=1/PROTECTION  AVERAGE

     Directory DISK$DOCUMENT:[SLOUGH]

     AVERAGE.EXE;6       6        19-DEC-2001 15:43:02.10 (RE,RE,RWED,RE)
     AVERAGE.FOR;6       2        19-DEC-2001 10:29:53.37 (RE,RE,RWED,RE)
     AVERAGE.LIS;4       5        19-DEC-2001 16:27:27.19 (RE,RE,RWED,RE)
     AVERAGE.OBJ;6       2        19-DEC-2001 16:27:44.23 (RE,RE,RWED,RE)

     Total of 4 files, 15 blocks.

     In this example, the DIRECTORY command lists the number of
     blocks used, the creation date, and the file protection code
     for the highest version number of all files named AVERAGE in
     the current directory.

   3.$ DIRECTORY/FULL DISK$GRIPS_2:[VMS.TV]DEMO.EXE

     Directory DISK$GRIPS_2:[VMS.TV]

     DEMO.EXE;1                      File ID:  (36,11,0)
     Size:           390/390         Owner:    [0,0]
     Created:  12-NOV-2001 11:45:19.00
     Revised:  14-DEC-2001 15:45:19.00 (34)
     Expires:   <None specified>
     Backup:   28-NOV-2001 04:00:12.22
     Effective: <None specified>
     Recording: <None specified>
     File organization:  Sequential
     Shelved state:      Online
     Caching attribute:  Writethrough
     File attributes:    Allocation: 390, Extend: 0, Global buffer count: 0,
                         Version limit: 0, Backups disabled, Not shelvable
     Record format:      Fixed length 512 byte records
     Record attributes:  None
     RMS attributes:     None
     Journaling enabled: None
     File protection:    System:RE, Owner:RE, Group:RE, World:RE
     Access Cntrl List:  None
     Client attributes:  None

     Total of 1 file, 390/390 blocks.

     The example illustrates the DIRECTORY/FULL command.

   4.$ DIRECTORY/VERSIONS=1/COLUMNS=1 AVERAGE.*

     The DIRECTORY command in this example lists only the highest
     version of each file named AVERAGE in the current default
     directory. The format is brief and restricted to one column.
     Heading and trailing lines are provided.

   5.$ DIRECTORY BLOCK%%%

     The DIRECTORY command in this example locates all versions and
     types of files in the default device and directory whose names
     begin with the letters BLOCK and end with any three additional
     characters. The default output format is brief, four columns,
     with heading and trailing lines.

   6.$ DIRECTORY/EXCLUDE=(AVER.DAT;*,AVER.EXE;*) [*...]AVER

     The DIRECTORY command in this example lists and totals all
     versions and types of files named AVER in all directories and
     subdirectories on the default disk, except any files named
     AVER.DAT and AVER.EXE.

   7.$ DIRECTORY/SIZE=ALL FRESNO::DISK1:[TAMBA]*.COM

     The DIRECTORY command in this example lists all versions of
     all files with the file type COM in the directory TAMBA on node
     FRESNO and device DISK1. The listing includes the file size
     both in blocks used and in blocks allocated for each file.

   8.$ DIRECTORY-
     _$ /MODIFIED/SINCE=14-DEC-2001:01:30/SIZE=ALL/OWNER-
     _$ /PROTECTION/OUTPUT=UPDATE/PRINTER [A*]

     The DIRECTORY command in this example locates all files that
     have been modified since 1:30 a.m. on December 14, 2001,
     and that reside on the default disk in all directories whose
     names begin with the letter A. It formats the output to
     include all versions, the size used and size allocated, the
     date last modified, the owner, and the protection codes. The
     output is directed to a file named UPDATE.LIS, which is queued
     automatically to the default printer queue and then is deleted.

   9.$ DIRECTORY/SHELVED_STATE

     Directory MYDISK:[THOMPSON]

     MYFILE.TXT;2            Online
     NOT_SHELVED.TXT;1       Online
     SHELVED.TXT             Shelved

     Total of 3 files.

     The DIRECTORY command in this example lists all the files in
     a directory and shows whether a file is shelved, preshelved,
     online, or remote.

   10$ DIRECTORY *.PS

     Directory MYDISK:[TEST]

     REPORT.PS;1            1197

     Total of 1 file, 1197 blocks.

     $ DIRECTORY/SIZE=UNITS=BYTES *.PS

     Directory $1$DKC600:[TEST]

     REPORT.PS;1           598KB

     Total of 1 file, 598KB

     By default, the first DIRECTORY command displays the file size
     in blocks. The second DIRECTORY command specifies that the file
     size be displayed in bytes.