Use DISKQUOTA to establish, modify, display, and remove space allocation
 quotas on a specific disk volume.

 Format:

   DISKQUOTA function

Additional information available:

ADDCREATEDELETEDISABLEENABLEMODIFYREBUILD
SHOW

Examples

 The DISKQUOTA ADD command adds an entry to the quota file on the
 specified device.  Note that a quota file must already exist on the
 volume and quotas must be enabled on the volume (see the CREATE and
 ENABLE commands).  Use of this command requires write access to the
 quota file.

 Format:
   DISKQUOTA ADD uic

Additional information available:

uicCommand Qualifiers

 uic

 The uic indicates the User Identification Code of the entry to be
 added to the quota file.  Specify the uic as described in section
 7.1.1 of the VAX/VMS DCL Concepts Manual.  Wildcarding in both the
 group and the member fields is allowed.

Additional information available:

/DEVICE/OVERDRAFT/PERMQUOTA

 /DEVICE[=device-spec]

 Specifies the disk volume on which to add a quota entry.
 If /DEVICE is not specified, or if /DEVICE is specified
 without a device-spec, the device defaults to the current
 default disk.

 /OVERDRAFT=n

 Specifies the overdraft quota to be assigned to the entry.
 If specified, /OVERDRAFT must be given a value which is a
 positive integer.

 /PERMQUOTA=n

 Specifies the permanent quota to be assigned to the entry.
 If specified, /PERMQUOTA must be given a value which is a
 positive integer.

 The DISKQUOTA CREATE command creates a quota file on the specified
 device and then enables quotas on that device.  This command requires
 write access to the master file directory (MFD) of the volume, as
 well as one or more of the following: SYSPRV privilege, a system UIC,
 or ownership of the volume.

 Format:
   DISKQUOTA CREATE

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Command Qualifiers

Additional information available:

/DEVICE

 /DEVICE[=device-spec]

 Specifies the disk volume on which to create the quota file.
 If /DEVICE is not specified, or if /DEVICE is specified
 without a device-spec, the device defaults to the current
 default disk.

 The DISKQUOTA DELETE command deletes an entry from the quota file.
 This command requires write access to the quota file.

 Format:
   DISKQUOTA DELETE uic

Additional information available:

uicCommand Qualifiers

 uic

 The uic indicates the User Identification Code of the entry to be
 deleted from the quota file.  Specify the uic as described in section
 7.1.1 of the VAX/VMS DCL Concepts Manual.  Wildcarding in both the
 group and the member fields is allowed.

Additional information available:

/DEVICE

 /DEVICE[=device-spec]

 Specifies the disk volume from which to delete the specified
 entry. If /DEVICE is not specified, or if /DEVICE is specified
 without a device-spec, the device defaults to the current
 default disk.

 The DISKQUOTA DISABLE command disables quota checking on the specified
 device.  This command requires one or more of the following: the SYSPRV
 privilege, a system UIC, or ownership of the volume.

 Format:
   DISKQUOTA DISABLE

Additional information available:

Command Qualifiers

Additional information available:

/DEVICE

 /DEVICE[=device-spec]

 Specifies the disk volume on which to disable quota checking.
 If /DEVICE is not specified, or if /DEVICE is specified
 without a device-spec, the device defaults to the current
 default disk.

 The DISKQUOTA ENABLE command enables quota checking on the specified
 device.  Use of this command requires one or more of the following:
 the SYSPRV privilege, a system UIC, or ownership of the volume.

 Format:
   DISKQUOTA ENABLE

Additional information available:

Command Qualifiers

Additional information available:

/DEVICE

 /DEVICE[=device-spec]

 Specifies the disk volume on which to enable quota checking.
 If /DEVICE is not specified, or if /DEVICE is specified
 without a device-spec, the device defaults to the current
 default disk.

 The DISKQUOTA MODIFY command modifies an entry in the quota file on
 the specified device.  Note that a quota file must already exist on
 the volume and quotas must be enabled on the volume (see the CREATE
 and ENABLE commands).  Use of this command requires write access to
 the quota file.

 Format:
   DISKQUOTA MODIFY uic

Additional information available:

uicCommand Qualifiers

 uic

 The uic indicates the User Identification Code of the entry in the
 quota file to be modified.  Specify the uic as described in section
 7.1.1 of the VAX/VMS DCL Concepts Manual.  Wildcarding in both the
 group and the member fields is allowed.

Additional information available:

/DEVICE/OVERDRAFT/PERMQUOTA

 /DEVICE[=device-spec]

 Specifies the disk volume on which to modify a quota entry.
 If /DEVICE is not specified, or if /DEVICE is specified
 without a device-spec, the device defaults to the current
 default disk.

 /OVERDRAFT=n

 Specifies the overdraft quota to be assigned to the entry.
 If specified, /OVERDRAFT must be given a value which is a
 positive integer.

 /PERMQUOTA=n

 Specifies the permanent quota to be assigned to the entry.
 If specified, /PERMQUOTA must be given a value which is a
 positive integer.

 The DISKQUOTA REBUILD command rebuilds the quota file on the
 specified device based on the information in the volume's index file.
 Use of this command requires write access to the quota file, as well
 as one or more of the following: the SYSPRV privilege, a system UIC,
 or ownership of the volume.

 Format:
   DISKQUOTA REBUILD

Additional information available:

Command Qualifiers

Additional information available:

/DEVICE

 /DEVICE[=device-spec]

 Specifies the disk volume on which to rebuild the quota file.
 If /DEVICE is not specified, or if /DEVICE is specified
 without a device-spec, the device defaults to the current
 default disk.

 The DISKQUOTA SHOW command displays an entry in the quota file.  Use
 of this command does not require any privileges to show one's own
 quota, overdraft and usage count, but otherwise requires read access
 to the quota file.

 Format:
   DISKQUOTA SHOW uic

Additional information available:

uicCommand Qualifiers

 uic

 The uic indicates the User Identification Code of the entry in the
 quota file to be displayed.  Specify the uic as described in section
 7.1.1 of the VAX/VMS DCL Concepts Manual.  Wildcarding in both the
 group and the member fields is allowed.

Additional information available:

/DEVICE/OUTPUT

 /DEVICE[=device-spec]

 Specifies the disk volume from which to display the
 specified entry. If /DEVICE is not specified, or if /DEVICE
 is specified without a device-spec, the device defaults to
 the current default disk.

 /OUTPUT[=file-spec]

 Specifies that the output from the execution of this command is to
 written to the file specified, or to "[default_directory]SYSMAN.LIS"
 if no filespec is given.

 SYSMAN> diskquota create/device=WORK1

 This command creates a quota file on WORK1 and then enables
 quota checking  on WORK1.  This command requires write
 access to the master file directory (MFD) of the volume, as
 well as one or more of the following: SYSPRV privilege, a
 system UIC, or ownership of the volume.


 SYSMAN> diskquota enable/device=WORK1

 This command enables quota checking on the device WORK1.



 SYSMAN> diskq add/device=work1/permquota=200/overdraft=50 [marx,groucho]

 This command adds an entry to the quota file for the user GROUCHO, with
 QUOTA set to 200 blocks and OVERDRAFT set to 50 blocks.  Use of the ADD
 function requires read access to the quota file.


 SYSMAN> diskquota show [marx,*]

   %SYSMAN-I-QUOTA, Disk quota statistics on device WORK1: --
    Node OPERA
        UIC                  Usage        Permanent Quota   Overdraft Limit
   [MARX,HARPO]                3281          5000             500
   [MARX,KARL]                 1201          2500             100
   [MARX,ZEPPO]                8443         12000             750
   [MARX,GROUCHO]               221           200              50

 This command lists the diskquota statistics for all users whose UIC group
 identifier is MARX.