Examples

   1.$ SET DIRECTORY/VERSION_LIMIT=5/CONFIRM [VERCAMMEN...]

     The SET DIRECTORY command in this example sets a version
     limit of 5 for all files in the VERCAMMEN directory (the
     root directory) and all subdirectories of [VERCAMMEN]. The
     /CONFIRM qualifier requests that you confirm whether the
     specified directory should actually be modified. Note that this
     version limit applies only to files created after the command
     is entered.

   2.$ SET DIRECTORY/VERSION_LIMIT=8 [.JAIMON...]

     In this example, the SET DIRECTORY command sets a version
     limit of 8 for all files in the JAIMON subdirectory and any
     of its subdirectories (for example, [.JAIMON.ADRIAN]). The
     setting for these specific directories overrides any version
     limit that might be set for the root directory and its other
     subdirectories.

   3.$ SET DIRECTORY/OWNER_UIC=[360,020] [WOERTMAN],[MOSER]

     The SET DIRECTORY command in this example modifies both the
     [WOERTMAN] and [MOSER] directories, changing their owner
     UICs. Using the OWNER_UIC qualifier requires SYSPRV (system
     privilege).