CF - create file.

Usage:

acce cf filename[ option]*

Options:

Blocks/init[,max]/ or LLINKS/init[,max]/: sets the initial size to the integer "init" and the maximum size to the integer "max". If "max" is not given, an unlimited maximum size is assumed. The default is one llink initial size, unlimited maximum size.
Links/init[,max]/ or Size/init[,max]/: is the same as LLINKS and Blocks, except that allocation is in Links (12 Llinks).
MODE/R/: makes the mode of file random. The default is to make the mode sequential (linked).
permission: specifies a general permission, applicable to all users except those with specific permissions. "Permission" is one of those described in "expl access permission". The default is to create the file with no general permissions.
permission/userid,...,userid/: specifies a specific permission that will be applied to the userid or list of userids separated by commas given inside the slashes. "Permission" is one of those described in "expl access permission". The default is to create the file with no specific permissions.
PASS/passwd/: sets the initial password to "passwd"; this password must be 12 characters or less. The default is to create the file with no password.
DEVICE/dvc/: forces the file to be allocated on a particular device (e.g. "st1") or type of mass storage device (e.g. "ms0450"). Normally, you omit this option and let the file system decide where to put the file.
SUBSYS/name/ [LODX] [TALK] [CARD] [LODS]: encodes the user-specified information word with information for the TSS command loader. If the file is executed, it will acquire the privileges of the TSS system-edited command "name". If any combination of the TSS user permissions is also specified, a user must have those privileges to execute the file.
USE/name/: encodes the user-specified information word with information for the TSS command loader. The difference between SUBSYS and USE is that SUBSYS should be applied to random files while USE is applied to sequential ones. USE indicates which command processor should be used to interpret the file. Currently the command loader recognizes CRUN, EXEC and FRED.
USI/nnn/
LRS/nnn/: lets you provide a value for the user-specified information word. If the "nnn" is preceded by the letter "o", it is intepreted as an octal number; otherwise, it is interpreted as decimal. Octal values cannot be used with LRS.
V: calls CLIST to verify the file create and options.

Examples:

acce cf afile: creates "afile" under the current userid as a sequential file with an initial size of one llink, an unlimited maximum size, no password, and no general or specific permissions.
acce cf /cat/afile llinks/20/ read: creates "afile" under the catalog "cat" under the current userid as a sequential file with an initial size of 20 llinks, an unlimited maximum size, and general read permission.
acce cf fbaggins/afile m/bbaggins/ r/user1,user2/ mode/r/: creates "afile" under the userid "fbaggins" as a random file, with an initial size of one llink and an umlimited maximum size, giving specific MODIFY permissions to userid "bbaggins" and specific READ permission to the userids "user1" and "user2".

CF - create file.

Usage:

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