HELP MULTI                                        A. Sloman July 1982

    $ MULTI directories outputfile
    $ MULTI directories
    $ MULTI

This DCL command examines the directories looking for multiple versions of
files. It sends to the outputfile information about which files have
multiple versions and how much space they consume. It also reports on
temporary files which may have been left as a result of interrupting EDT
or the DIFF command.

If you specify no outputfile it asks whether you want the terminal. You
can respond with

    Y:  use the terminal
    N:  use a file called MULTIVERS.LIS
    a file name

If you specify no directories it uses the current directory. If you want
several directories, type their names in square brackets separated by
commas BUT NO SPACES. For a single directory you can leave out the
brackets.

Example:

    $ MULTI [.MYLIB],[.DOC] VERS.OUT

will examine your sub-directories called MYLIB and DOC and report multiple
versions in the file VERS.OUT

    $ MULTI [...]

will look in the current directory and all subdirectories.
