1 NETCOPY
 NETCOPY is a utility that allows users to copy files over the network to
 or  from  a  remote  system without the risk of compromising the account
 password.
  
 NETCOPY commands  take  one  of  the  following  forms:   Brackets  "[]"
 indicate optional fields.
  
  $ NETCOPY [/SUB] NODE["username"]::FILE[,FILE...] LOCALFILE

  $ NETCOPY [/SUB] FILE[,FILE...] NODE["username"]::FILE

  $ NETCOPY [/SUB] NODE1["username"]::FILE1 NODE2["username"]::FILE2

 NETCOPY will prompt for the required passwords.   To  maintain  password
 security the passwords will not print (echo) on the terminal as the user
 enters them.

 The quoted username is optional.  If omitted, NETCOPY  will  insert  the
 username  of the users account on the local system.  A list of filenames
 may be specified for the input file spec, however only  the  first  file
 specification may contain a node specification.

2 Examples
 The examples below demonstrate a user running NETCOPY  from  an  account
 with a username of ABC1234 on DECnet node VAXA::.

    $ NETCOPY LOGIN.COM VAXC::LOGIN.COM
    Password :  {password entered for the VAXC:: ABC1234]

    The command above is the same as:
    $ COPY LOGIN.COM VAXC"ABC1234 secret"::LOGIN.COM
  
    $ NETCOPY/SUB VAXB"CDE5679"::HISFILE.DAT VAXC::[.SUBDIR]MYFILE.DAT
    VAXB:: password :  {user enters the password for VAXB:: CDE5678}
    VAXC:: password :  {user enters the password for VAXC:: ABC1234}
    [0041003B]         {NETCOPY returns process identification.
  
    The qualifier "/SUB" directs NETCOPY to spawn the copy operation into
    the background.
  
    $ NETCOPY VAXC::*.* */LOG/PROTECTION=(W:RE)
    VAXC:: Password :  {user enters password for VAXC:: ABC1234}
    %COPY-S-COPIED, _VAXC"ABC1234 password"::USER:[ABC1234]LOGIN.COM;2
    copied to USER:[ABC1234]LOGIN.COM;1 (45 records)
    %COPY-S-COPIED, _VAXC"ABC1234 password"::USER:[ABC1234]LAB1.FOR;1
    copied to USER:[ABC1234]LAB1.FOR;1 (105 records)

    This example copies all the files in  VAXC::[ABC1234] to [ABC1234] 
    on the current system logging each file as it is copied and giving
    them a protection allowing WORLD read and execute access.
2 Copy qualifiers
 NETCOPY  allows  file  wildcarding  as  well  as  the   following   COPY
 qualifiers:    /VOLUME,   /CONTIGUOUS,    /REPLACE,  /PROTECTION,  /LOG,
 /TRUNCATE, and /OVERLAY. These qualifiers will  be applied to the output
 file specification   regardless  of where  they  appear  in the  NETCOPY
 command line.  See HELP COPY or  the  Digital  Command   Language  Users
 Guide for further information on COPY.
2 /SUBPROCESS
 This qualifier will cause the network copy operation to be performed  as
 a  spawned  (background)  process.   This  is  useful  for  lengthy copy
 operations.  NETCOPY will return the process  identification  number  of
 the spawned process and return the user to DCL.
  
                                   NOTE
 The user should be aware that  the  copy  operation  will  be  happening
 concurrently  with  the  command session and that logging off before the
 network copy is complete will abort the subprocess.   (The  DCL  command
 SHOW PROCESS/SUB will show if the copying subprocess is still active.)
 
 EX.   $ NETCOPY/SUBPROCESS VAXA"username"::*.* [ABC1234]*
        VAXA:: Password :  {User enters password for DECnet node VAXA::}
        [0034004C]         {NETCOPY returns process id of subprocess}
