1 ENDTAPE
 This utility is used to terminate an ANSI-format tape on which the
 last file is incomplete.  The tape can be terminated after a specified
 complete (with EOFn labels) file.  The format of the command is:

	$ ENDTAPE  device  [-]volume-name  last-file-spec  [nth]

 The foreign ENDTAPE command needs to be defined by:

	$ ENDTAPE :== $FERMI$UTIL:ENDTAPE

 The tape is terminated by writing 2 tape marks after the EOF3 label
 of the specified "last" file.
2 Parameters
device
     specifies the name of the device on which the magnetic tape
     has been mounted /FOREIGN.

volume-name
     specifies the ANSI volume identification to check that the
     correct tape has been mounted.  If preceeded by a "-" then
     the printout of the encountered file specifications is
     disabled.

last-file-spec
     file specification of a specific complete file on the tape
     following whose EOF3 label the tape is to be terminated with
     double tape marks.  The file specification must be a standard
     VMS file specification of the form:
                filename.typ[;n]
     where the version number is optional.  If no version is given
     (or if the version is ";0" or ";*"), then ANY version of the
     file id (filename.typ) found on the tape constitutes a match.

nth
     optionally specifies that the tape termination occurs after the
     nth matching file specification has been encountered on the tape.
     The default is 1 (terminate after the first matching tape file).

3 Examples
 Terminate tape after the 1st occurrence of the file 01DEC1983.DAT
 with any version number:

	$ ENDTAPE  MTA0:  DL0002  01DEC1983.DAT

 Terminate tape after the 3rd occurrence of the same file, again with
 any version number:

	$ ENDTAPE  MTA0:  DL0002  01DEC1983.DAT  3

 Terminate tape after a specific version of a file:

	$ ENDTAPE  MTA0:  OPRLOG  OPERATOR.LOG;3471

