$ dir

Directory USER$ROOT:[HPW04]

BSTART.COM
	SUBMITs a software startup procedure to batch as user SYSTEM
	(requires CMKRNL privilege). Uses "SYS$STARTUP:*$STARTUP.COM" 
	as a "pattern" to match against, and if not found, looks for 
	SYS$MANAGER:*_STARTUP.COM

	Examples:
	$ @BSTART SLS
	Finds SYS$STARTUP:SLS$STARTUP.COM and submits it to the default 
	batch queue.

	$ BSTART MGA
	Finds SYS$MANAGER:MGA_STARTUP.COM and submits it to the default 
	batch queue.

CD.COM
	Yet another "Change Directory" command in DCL. Accepts VMS 
	syntax (DEV:[DIR]), UN*X syntax ("/dir") and DOS syntax 
	("\dir").

DELTREE.COM
	Yet another "DELete directory TREE" utility in DCL. Works best
	with BYPASS privilege.

DMP2BIN.COM
	Converts the contents of a DUMP output file to a Fixed-512 
	file. Good for .ZIPs, .EXEs, other binary files. Will also 
	work with /BLOCK dumps of any file type; RMS file and record 
	attributes must be restored manually.

DVOL.COM
	Estimates the amount of data to backup on a volume considering 
	the total disk space used minus the size of the .SYS files in 
	the MFD.

ENTDEL.COM
	Delete ranges of entries. Entries can be specified 
	individually, as a range (Example: 10-15) or as a comma-
	separated list of entries or ranges. 

FILCNT.COM
	Counts the number of files in a directory by reading the .DIR 
	file.

FIX_VERSION.COM
	"Fixes" the version numbers of selected files by RENAME-ing 
	them twice: once by reversing the sequence of characters in 
	the filetype extension, and again putting them back in the 
	right order. File version numbers begin at 1 afterwards.

FREEDISK.COM
	Displays the total, used and free disk space on all the 
	volumes MOUNTed to the system including freespace percentages 
	and totals in GB and TB (rounded).

GGFIND.COM
	Determines which $1$GGA device is associated with a $1$DGA 
	by matching against the WWIDs.

NA.COM
	Converts an integer into either a DECnet address (if less 
	the 65535) or an IP address in dotted-decimal notation.

PRCQUOTA.COM
	Displays the various process quotas and quota usage of 
	processes selected by command line parameters. Uses 
	F$CONTEXT() and F$PID() to find processes.

	P1 = Process name to match
	P2 = Node name to match ("*" for the entire cluster)
	P3 = Additional process selection criteria.

RESUBMIT.COM
	Submits a new version of a batch job procedure based on 
	information from an existing queue entry.

RM_RET_ENT.COM
	Removes retained entries from queues using criteria 
	stated in the command line parameters.

SHAFT.COM
	Displays the /AFTER time of queue entries, the date/time 
	submitted and the process start time if the job is 
	running. Entries can be specified individually, as a range 
	(Example: 10-15) or as a comma-	separated list of entries 
	or ranges. 

SHCLU.COM
	Displays the cluster members including hardware names, 
	and operating system version, cluster votes information, 
	and quorum disk information if a quorum disk is present.

SPLIT.COM
	Breaks up binary (Fixed-512) files into smaller pieces.

	P1 = Filespec
	P2 = Chunk size in blocks or MB

SYSTAT.COM
	RSTS/E-like SYSTAT display.

TEE.COM
	Excerpted from the on-line HELP for the PIPE command. Will 
	work better on V7.3-2 and later than on V7.2 thru V7.3-1.

TIME_COMMAND.COM
	Displays the elapsed time of a command.

VMSMEM.COM
	Displays the memory utilization for the local node.

WHICH.COM
	Displays what is executed for a given command. Locates 
	"foreign"commands (symbols) or uses the freeware VERB 
	utility	to analyze the DCL command table.

Total of 22 files.