% Librarian I01-48r;Aź;Aź5VSI_DMU;Aź 1 VSI_DMU 2 BACKUP; The BACKUP command copies the directory hierarchy and5 their related data definitions into a backup file.H With the BACKUP command, you can keep a backup copy of your directoryC hierarchy, complete with history lists and access control lists. Command Syntax:G BACKUP [qualifiers] [path-name [, path-name]]... file-specification3 /PROTECTION Syntax: /[NO]PROTECTIONH Use /PROTECTION to include access contr ol lists in the backup file.H Use /NOPROTECTION to exclude access control lists from the+ information copied into the backup file. The default is /NOPROTECTION. 2 CREATEC Use the CREATE command to create dictionary directories.H You can also create access control lists and history lists for theH new directories. If any ancestors of the directory to beB created do not exist, the VDD creates them automatically. Command Syn tax: CREATE [qualifiers] path-name 3 /AUDIT Syntax:2 /AUDIT [= (quoted-string [, quoted-string]...)] /AUDIT=file-specification /NOAUDITH Use /AUDIT to create a history list entry auditing the creation of a dictionary directory.H You can include explanatory text in history list entries in two ways:H o By including quoted strings. Enclose each quoted string inH double quotation marks, and enclose the series of strings inH parenth eses. The parentheses are optional if you specify only one quoted string.H With /NOAUDIT, no history list entries are created. The default is /NOAUDIT. 2 DELETEH Use the DELETE command to delete dictionary directories," subdictionaries, and objects.H Because the children of a dictionary directory or subdictionary areH always deleted with their parent, the command has qualifiers toH determine whether directories or subdictionaries  with children should be deleted. Command Syntax:3 DELETE [qualifiers] path-name [, path-name]...3 /ALL Syntax: /ALLH Use /ALL to delete the specified dictionary directory or) subdictionary and all its descendants.3 /LOG Syntax: /LOG /NOLOGH Use /LOG to create a list of the given names of the dictionaryH directories, and objects deleted. However, if you specify /ALL toH delete a dictionary directory with children, /LOG does not list% the names of the deleted children. The default is /NOLOG.2 EXITE Use the EXIT command or CTRL/Z to return to DCL command level. Command Syntax: EXIT or CTRL/Z2 HELPH The Dictionary Management Utility enables you to create and maintainH the directory hierarchy and to manage the dictionary's history lists and access control lists.H You can use abbreviatio ns for any of DMU command words. The onlyH restriction is that you must specify enough characters to avoidH ambiguity. You can interrupt the execution of DMU commands by typing CTRL/C.H An exclamation point (!) occurring anywhere except within a quoted! string is a comment delimiter.2 LISTH Use the LIST command to display information about dictionaryH directories, subdictionaries, and objects. This information includes: sources, history lists, access control lists, and text. Command Syntax:1 LIST [qualifiers] [path-name [, path-name]...]2 SETA At this moment the SET verb supports only the DEFAULT command:? SET DEFAULT temporarily sets your default CDD directory. Command Syntax: SET DEFAULT path-name 3 DEFAULTJ Use the SET DEFAULT command to temporarily set your default CDDJ directory. Only dictionary directories or subdictionaries can be! used as default directories. Command Syntax: SET DEFAULT path-name4 parameters path-nameL Specifies the default directory. You cannot use wildcards in theL path name. If you are using a terminal of the VT200 family, you can* use 8-bit characters in path names.= Type "HELP specify path-name" for further information. 2 specify 3 path-nameJ A path name consists of a string of given names separated by periods.E It uniquely identif ies a dictionary directory, subdictionary, or6 object through its line of ancestry from CDD$TOP.G For example, you can specify the dictionary directory STANDARDS in8 the sample dictionary with the following path name: CDD$TOP.PERSONNEL.STANDARDSF The following is not a legal path name because a path name cannot! contain consecutive periods: CDD$TOP..PERSONNELww