1 EDIRECTORY
 Provides a list of files or information  about  a  file  or  group  of
 files.  EDIRECTORY is very similar to DIRECTORY, except it allows more
 control over the files that are listed.

 Format:

      EDIRECTORY   [file-spec[,...]]
2 Parameters
 file-spec[,...]

  Specifies one or more files to be listed.  The syntax of  a  file
  specification determines what file(s) will be listed, as follows:

    o  If you do not enter a file specification,  the EDIRECTORY
       command  lists  all versions of the files in your current
       default directory.

    o  If you specify only a device name, the EDIRECTORY command
       uses your default directory specification.

    o  If the file  name,  file  type or  version  number is not
       included  in  the  file  specification,   the  EDIRECTORY
       command  assumes  the  asterisk (*) wildcard  for missing
       fields.

  If  you  specify  more  than  one   file,   separate   the   file
  specifications  with  commas (,).   Full wildcarding is permitted 
  for any part of the file specification.
2 Qualifiers
/DATE

   /DATE
   /NODATE (D)

 Includes the creation date for each file listed.
/OUTPUT

   /OUTPUT[=file-spec]

 Requests  that the  EDIRECTORY  output  be  written  to  the file
 specified  rather  than to the current SYS$OUTPUT device.  If you
 specify the /OUTPUT qualifier without a file  specification,  the
 output  is  directed to SYS$OUTPUT.

 Partial file-specs are expanded using DIRECTORY.LIS.
/OWNER[=option]

 Controls whether only  the files for  a specified UIC are listed.
 If you  specify /OWNER with no options,  no UIC matching is done,
 but each file's UIC is listed on the output line.

        OWNER=[*,*]    This  is  identical  to  UIC  with  no
                       options.

        OWNER=[*,n]    This causes only those files whose UIC
                       member number is n to be listed.

        OWNER=[n,*]    This causes only those files whose UIC
                       group number is n to be listed.

        OWNER=[n,n]    This causes only those files whose UIC
                       is [n,n] to be listed.
/PRINTER

 Queues the command output for printing under the  name  given  by
 the  /OUTPUT  qualifier.   If  you  specify  /PRINTER without the
 /OUTPUT qualifier,  the  output  is  directed  to  a  file  named
 DIRECTORY.LIS,  which  is  spooled for printing automatically and
 then deleted.
/SIZE[=option]

 Controls  whether  only files  within  a size  range  are listed,
 according  to the options  you specify.   If  you  specify  /SIZE 
 without an option, no range checking is done, but both the blocks
 used and the blocks allocated are listed on the output line.  The
 options you can specify are:

        MAXIMUM=     This sets a maximum size in blocks that
                     a file can be and still be listed.  For
                     instance,  a maximum of 1000 would list
                     only  those files whose  size  was less
                     than or equal to 1000 blocks.

        MINIMUM=     This sets a minimum size in blocks that
                     a file can be and still be listed.  For
                     instance,  a minimum  of 200 would list
                     only  those files  whose  size  was  at
                     least 200 blocks.

 The blocks allocated are used in any range checking.
/TOTAL

 Inhibits the listing  of  all  individual  file  information  and
 prints  only  the trailing lines for each directory.
