1 03/31/83  l_set_dir_ring_brackets, lsdrb
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 3 Syntax:  lsdrb path {rb1 {rb2}}
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 6 Function:  allows a user to modify the ring brackets of a specified
 7 directory.
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10 Arguments:
11 path
12    is the relative or absolute pathname of the directory whose ring
13    brackets are to be modified.
14 ring_numbers
15    are the numbers that represent the directory ring brackets (rb1,
16    rb2).  The ring brackets must be in the allowable range v through 7
17    (where v depends upon the user's current validation level) and must
18    have the ordering:
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20         rb1 _ rb2
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22    If rb1 and rb2 are omitted, they are set to the user's current
23    validation level.
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26   rb1
27      is the number to be used for the first ring bracket of the
28      directory.  If rb1 is omitted, rb2 cannot be given, and rb1 and
29      rb2 are set to the user's current validation level.
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31   rb2
32      is the number to be used for the second ring bracket of the
33      directory.
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36 Notes:  The user's process must have a validation level less than or
37 equal to rb1.  (See the Programmer's Reference Manual for a discussion
38 of ring brackets and validation levels.)