1 DELTREE

  This command is used to delete directory structures by first deleting the
  files withing the sub-directories.

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2 parameter

  The directory to delete.  This parameter is required for command execution.
  The directory must be in correct directory notation or a logical expressed
  in correct directory notation.

  examples of directory specifications:

   1.  This example deletes the current directory in which you are located:

       $ DELTREE []


   2.  This example deletes the subdirectory JUNK.DIR from the current
       directory in which you are located:

       $ DELTREE [.JUNK]


   3.  This example will delete the SCRATCH.DIR directory from the JON.DIR
       directory at the top level of the current disk:

       $ DELTREE [JON.SCRATCH]


   4.  This example will delete the SAMPLE.DIR directory from DSK40 disk:

       $ DELTREE DSK40:[SAMPLE]


   5.  This example will delete the directory tree specified by the 
       DIR_TREE logical:

       $ DELTREE DIR_TREE:

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2 /CONFIRM
  /NOCONFIRM    is the default

  This qualifier will prompt you to delete each file encountered in the
  DELTREE process.  If at any time a no answer (N) is provided, DELTREE
  will exit.

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2 /LOG
  /NOLOG       is the default

  This qualifier will display the information of files as they are deleted.
  The status line will show the total number of blocks allocated to the file
  that is being deleted.  This can be used to monitor the DELTREE process.
