1 DAL
	The DAL Disk ALlocation utility allows the System Manager to create,
	update and remove User FIle Directories. It also may be used for
	initialization, verification and auditing operations.

		MCR>DAL [operation]

		NEW	Create a new User File Directory (UFD) and an asso-
			ciated entry in the VOlume Allocation FIle, (VAF.)

		UPDATE	Update existing Volume Allocation Entries. The volume
			default allocation may optionally be updated.

		REMOVE	Remove an existing UFD and any associated entry in
			the Volume Allocation FIle.

		VERIFY	Verify and update the Volume Allocation FIle. The Volume
			allocation file is updated to include one entry for each
			directory included in the Master Directory FIle. The
			operation may be used to initialize an existing volume.
 
		AUDIT	Report directory allocation for each entry in the VAF.
 
	see AID DAL NEW and/or AID DAL UPDATE for more information
2 NEW
		MCR>DAL NEW dev:uic/qualifier

		dev:		Is the device on which the directory is
				to be created.

		uic		Is the UIC of the UFD to be created.

		/qual		One of the following qualifiers.

		/DALLOC[:n]	Allocation limit (blocks.) If n is omitted
				the volume default is assumed.

		/NODALLOC	No allocation limit. (I.e. unlimited storage.)

	EXAMPLES:

	    	MCR>DAL NEW DR0:[311,200]/DALLOC:1000
 
		MCR>DAL
		Operation? NEW
		Device and UFD? DR0:[311,200]
		Allocation limit? 1000

2 UPDATE
		MCR>DALLOC UPDATE[/qualifiers] dev:uic/limit

		/qual		One or more of the following qualifiers:

		/DEFAULT	The Volume Default is to be updated.

		/LOCK		Lock the specified account(s).

		/UNLOCK		Unlock the specified account(s).

		/OUTPUT:filespec Write command output to file.

		/PRINT		Print output at line printer.
 
		dev:		Device of entry to be updated.

		uic		Is the UFD to be updated.

		/limit		ONE OF THE FOLLOWING QUALIFIERS:

		/DALLOC[:n]	Limit storage to n blocks.
		/NODALLOC	For unlimited storage.