The GRANT command will grant a user or a group  access  to  a  File
   Server service.

   Format:

     GRANT user-name service-name [alias]
     GRANT/GROUP group-name service-name [alias]

Additional information available:

ParametersQualifiers

user-name

   user-name is the 1 to 12 character name of the user to whom  access
   is being granted.  user-name must be registered in the system UAF.

group-name

   group-name is the 1 to 10 character group name of the group to whom
   access is being granted.  The only valid group is PUBLIC.

service-name

   service-name is the 1 to 25 character name  of  the  service  being
   granted.   The service must have already been created using the ADD
   SERVICE command.

alias

   alias is a 1 to 25 character alternate name by which  the  user  or
   group  will  know  the  service.  If omitted, the alias name is the
   same as the service-name.

Additional information available:

/ACCESS/GROUP/RMS_PROTECTION

 /ACCESS=(option[,...])

   Controls the type of access the user is  allowed  to  the  service.
   The  File  Server uses this qualifier to determine if the operation
   requested by the user is compatible with the  access  granted.   If
   the  service  is  a printer service, this qualifier is ignored, and
   read, write and create access is granted.  You can use one or  more
   of the following options:

   READ (default)

                   The user is allowed READ access to the service.

   WRITE

                   The user is allowed WRITE access to the service.

   CREATE

                   The user is allowed CREATE access to the service.

 /GROUP

   Specifies that a group is to be granted access to the service.

 /RMS_PROTECTION=protection-mask

   Establishes a default RMS protection mask for any files created  by
   a  user  granted access to the service.  The default RMS protection
   is obtained from the service record as specified when  the  service
   was added by the ADD SERVICE command.