1 HELP
The SHR program maintains the finger databases.  These are for
Username <--> personal name, Terminal <--> location, and Host <-->
routing information.

1 ADD

Add an entry to the database.

2 Qualifiers

/USER
 Add a user to the database.
   Format:
      ADD /USER=username /PERSONALNAME=personalname
       or
      ADD /USER /UAF

 The /UAF qualifier causes each user in the UAF to be entered into the
 database.  The UAF OWNER field is used as the personal name.  If the
 personal name contains blanks or special characters, it should be quoted.

/TERMINAL
 Add a terminal and its location to the database.
   Format:
      ADD /TERMINAL=terminal /LOCATION=location [/TTType=terminal-type]

 "terminal" should be of the form "Txynnn:". "location" and "terminal-
 type" should be quoted if they contain blanks or special characters.

/HOST
 Add a Network Host name to the database.
   Format
      ADD /HOST=hostname /TYPE=x /LINK=linkname /ROUTE=route-path

 "hostname" is the name that Finger will recognise when typed by a
 user and it may be a pseudonym.  "x" is a type field denoting the
 network type:
	type	Network
	  D	 DECnet
	  B	 BITnet
 if /TYPE is ommited, DECnet is assumed.  "linkname" is the internal
 name for the host used by the network.  If ommited, "linkname" will
 be set to "hostname".  "route-path" is a series of linknames for
 explicit routing.  Routing is from right to left and each linkname is
 preceded by an "@".  eg. /ROUTE="@SU-AI@COLUMBIA-20".  Any field 
 containing special characters (hence "route-path" if given) must be
 inclosed in quotation marks.
1 CLEAR

Initialize one or more data-bases.
   Format:
      CLEAR /qualifier

2 Qualifiers

/USER
 Clear the Username <--> personal database.
   Format:
      CLEAR /USER

/TERMINAL
 Clear the Terminal location database
   Format:
      CLEAR /TERMINAL

/ALL
 Clear the entire database.
   Format:
      CLEAR /ALL

1 EXIT

Exit from the program.

1 SHOW

Display one or all entries in the selected database.

2 Qualifiers

/USER
   Format:
      SHOW /USER=username
       or
      SHOW /USER /ALL

/TERMINAL
   Format:
      SHOW /TERMINAL=terminal
       or
      SHOW /TERMINAL /ALL

/HOST
   Format:
      SHOW /HOST=hostname
       or
      SHOW /HOST /ALL
