1 GETQUOTA
 The function of this program is to fetch the disk quota information
 for the specified UIC and return this information in the local
 symbols supplied.  Optionally the program will display on SYS$OUTPUT
 a formatted display of the disk quota information in L&N format.

 Syntax:
          $ GETQUOTA :== $disk:[directory]GETQUOTA
          $ GETQUOTA [ [ggg,mmm] ]

 If no UIC is specified the current process UIC is used.

2 Parameter
 The optional parameter is the UIC of the user that disk quota
 information is desired for.

    ggg - is the group number of the user.
    mmm - is the member number of the user.

 If no UIC is specified then the UIC of the current process is used
 (this is you).

2 Qualifiers

/DEVICE=ddcu: (D=SYS$DISK:)
 This qualifier specifies the disk where the users quota is to be
 obtained from.  If this qualifier is not specified then the current
 default disk is used (SYS$DISK:).

/OVERDRAFT=symbol
 This qutalifier will obtain the number of disk blocks the user is
 allowed to use ABOVE AND BEYOND the his/her permanent quota and
 return it in the local 'symbol' supplied.

 This is the value maintained by the VAX/VMS disk quota system and
 its only use is to allow a file already open to be extended past the
 permanent quota limit.  Once past the permanent limit the user is
 not allowed to open any new files for writting.

/PERMQUOTA=symbol
 This qualifier will fetch the number of blocks of permanent space
 the user is allowed to use on the disk and return it in the local
 'symbol' supplied.

 This is the value maintained by the VAX/VMS disk quota system.  As
 long as the user's disk usage is less than this value he/she is
 allowed to open files for writting.  When the usage exceeds this
 value the user is stopped from opening files for writting.

/QUOTA=symbol
 This qualifier will fetch then number of blocks that the user is
 allowed to keep on the disk while not logged in and return it in
 the local 'symbol' supplied.

 This value is maintained by the L&N quota system and is obtained by
 subtracting the overdraft value from the permanent quota value.  If
 the user's usage is greater than this value the user is not allowed
 to completely login until he has reduced his disk usage to below
 this value.

/SCRATCH=symbol
 This qualifier will obtain the number of blocks the user is allowed
 to use while logged in ABOVE AND BEYOND his/her L&N quota and
 return the value in the local 'symbol' supplied.

 This value is maintained by the L&N quota system and is obtained by
 using the overdraft value.  If a user has exceeded his quota and is
 using part of his/her scratch quota he/she will not be allowed to
 completely login until he/she has reduced the disk usage to below
 the user's L&N quota.

/SHOW_QUOTA
/NOSHOW_QUOTA (D)
 This qualifier will cause the program to format the quota
 information and display it on SYS$OUTPUT.  The display will contain
 the L&N related information.  If you want the VAX/VMS information
 see the SHOW QUOTA command.

/USAGE=symbol
 This qualifier will obtain the number of blocks of disk space
 currently being used by the user and return it in the local
 'symbol' supplied.

