
 The BRU command syntax is:

 BRU>/qualifiers indevice:[filespec] outdevice:[filespec]

 or you may be prompted for the devices:

 BRU>/qualifiers
 FROM:	indevice:[filespec]
 TO:	outdevice:[filespec]

 BRU uses DCL syntax, hence a space is used to seperate and distinguish
 'indevice:[filespec]' and ' outdevice:[filespec]'.  DO NOT transfer to
 a disk unless you specifY /MOUNTED and /NOINITIALIZE unless you want the
 disk to be reinitialized(all existing files lost).

 Further help information on using BRU may be obtained by typing 
 HELP BRU keyword, where  keyword  is one of

		HELP BRU EXAMPLES	Examples of using BRU
		HELP BRU QUALIFIERS	Short table of BRU qualifiers
2	QUALIFIERS
 /BACKUP_SET:name		Specify name of backup set
 /COMPARE			Compare input and output files
 /CREATED:[AFTER:(dd-mmm-yy [hh:mm:ss])]   Backup/restore files created after
 	  [BEFORE:(dd-mmm-yy [hh:mm:ss])]  or before the specified date/time.
 /DEN:nnn			Set tape density to  nnn
 /DISPLAY			List the files tranfered on TI:
 /DIRECTORY			Lists all backup sets or files on a backup set
 /INITIALIZE			To initialize the output disk
 /INVOLUME:name			Specify name of input volume
 /MOUNTED			To copy from a mounted disk
 /NEW_VERSION			Create a new version of file if file exists
 /NOINITIALIZE			To copy to a mounted disk
 /NOSUPERCEDE			Do not supercede existing files.
 /OUTVOLUME:name		Set the Output Volume name for output volume
 /REWIND			To rewind a tape before processing
 /REVISED:[AFTER:(dd-mmm-yy [hh:mm:ss])]   Backup/restore files revised after
 /REVISED:[BEFORE:(dd-mmm-yy [hh:mm:ss])]  or before the specified date/time.
				Backup/restore files revised before the 
				specified date and time.	
 /SUPERCEDE			Supercede existing files on transfer to disk.
 /TAPE_LABLE:label		Set the Tape Lable for the tape.
 /VERIFY			Verify the data transfer.
2	EXAMPLES

 Example of a complete disk copy to tape:

[ABRU>/DEN:1600 DB2: MM:

 Example of a copy from tape to disk, initializing the disk and
 using prompt[Aing:

 BRU>/DEN:1600
 FROM:	MM1:
 TO:	DK2:
 INITIALIZE THE OUTPUT DISK?	YES

 Example of a disk to disk transfer:

 BRU>/INIT
 FROM:	DB:
 TO:	DB3:
