1 03/31/83  l_set_ring_brackets, lsrb
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 3 Syntax:  lsrb {path} {optional_args}
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 6 Function:  This command modifies the ring brackets of any segment,
 7 including segments whose ring brackets are 1,1,1.  This command
 8 operates on objects whose ring brackets prevent them from being
 9 operated on by the set_ring_brackets command.
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12 Arguments:
13 path
14    is the relative or absolute pathname of a segment whose ring
15    brackets are to be modified.
16 optional_args
17   rb1
18      is the number to be used as the first ring bracket of the segment.
19      (See "Notes" below.)
20   rb2
21      is the number to be used as the second ring bracket of the
22      segment.  (See "Notes" below.)
23   rb3
24      is the number to be used as the third ring bracket of the segment.
25      (See "Notes" below.)
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28 Notes:  Execute access to the installation_tools_ gate is required.
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30 If rb3 is omitted, the third ring bracket is set to rb2.  If rb2
31 and rb3 are omitted, the ring brackets are set to rb1.  If rb1, rb2,
32 and rb3 are omitted, they are set to the user's current validation
33 level.  The ring brackets must be in the allowable range 1 through 7
34 and must have the ordering:
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36      rb1 _ rb2 _ rb3