1 OWNER
 This command allows you to change the UIC of a file to a different UIC

 For non-privileged users the UIC of a file may be changed to that of
 the directory it is located in if the current process UIC is also the
 same as that for the directory.

 For the privileged user the UIC may be any UIC desired.  The default is
 the current directory's UIC.

 Command syntax:

   $ OWNER file_spec[,...]

2 file_spec
 The file spec is a VAX file name specification with full wildcarding 
 allowed. 

2 qualifiers
/EXCLUDE=(file_spec[,...])
 This qualifier will cause the specified list of files to be
 excluded from consideration for ownership changes.  Full wildcarding
 is allowed.

/LOG
/NOLOG (D)
 This qualifier will cause the program to log all file ownership 
 changes.

 The default is /NOLOG

/OWNER=[ggg,mmm]
/UIC=[ggg,mmm]
 This qualifier allows the privileged user to explicitly specify the
 UIC value to be given to the file.

 If this value is the same as the current process and the directory
 that the file is stored in, then it is the same as the /PARENT
 qualifier and may be used by non-privileged users. 

/PARENT (D)
 This qualifier allows the NON-privileged user to assume ownership
 of a file which is stored in one his directories. 

 To avoid confusion for users who change their UIC with the UIC
 command, the current process's UIC must match the UIC of the
 directory that the file is stored in for this qualifier to work. 

/PROCESS
 This qualifier allows the privileged user to change the ownership 
 of a file to match the UIC of the current process.

 If current process UIC is the same as the directory that the file
 is stored in, then it is the same as the /PARENT qualifier and may
 be used by non-privileged users. 
