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Preface

1.  User Commands (Man Pages Section 1)

alterfile(1)

archive(1)

dvt(1)

genfile(1)

pdvt(1)

release(1)

request(1)

schproj(1)

sdu(1)

segment(1)

setfa(1)

sfind(1)

sls(1)

squota(1)

ssum(1)

stage(1)

2.  Maintenance Commands (Man Pages Section 1M)

3.  Library Functions (Man Pages Section 3)

4.  Library Functions (Man Pages Section 3X)

5.  File Formats (Man Pages Section 4)

6.  Standards, Environment, and Macros (Man Pages Section 5)

7.  Device and Network Interfaces (Man Pages Section 7)

schproj(1)

NAME
     schproj - change file project attribute

SYNOPSIS
     schproj [ -fhR ] project filename...

     schproj -R [ -H | -L | -P ] project filename...

AVAILABILITY
     SUNWsamfs

     SUNWqfs

DESCRIPTION
     schproj sets the project attribute of files and directories.
     The  project  can be specified as either the project name or
     the numeric value from the  project  database  /etc/project.
     The owner of a file or directory can change the project of a
     file or directory to any project of which the owner could be
     a  member.  The superuser can change the project of any file
     or directory to any project name or numeric value  from  the
     project database /etc/project.

OPTIONS
     -f   Force.  Do not report errors.

     -h   If the file is a symbolic link, this option changes the
          project of the symbolic link.  Without this option, the
          project of the file referenced by the symbolic link is
          changed.

     -H   If the file specified on the command line is a sym-
          bolic  link  that references a directory, this option
          changes  the  project  of  the  directory referenced
          by  the symbolic link and all the files in the file
          hierarchy below it. If a symbolic  link is  encountered
          when  traversing the file hierarchy, the project of the
          target file  is  changed,  but  no recursion takes
          place.

     -L   If the file is a symbolic link, this option changes the
          project of the file referenced by the symbolic link. If
          the file specified on the command line, or encountered
          during the traversal of the file hierarchy, is a sym-
          bolic link that references a directory, then this
          option changes the project of the directory referenced
          by  the  symbolic  link and all files in the file
          hierarchy below it.

     -P   If the file specified on the command line or encoun-
          tered during the traversal of a file hierarchy is a
          symbolic link, this option changes the project of the

          symbolic link. This option does not follow the symbolic
          link to any other part of the file hierarchy.

     Specifying more than one of the  mutually-exclusive  options
     -H,  -L,  or  -P is not considered an error. The last option
     specified determines the behavior of schproj.

     -R   Recursive.  schproj descends through the directory and
          any subdirectories, setting the specified project as it
          proceeds.  When a symbolic link is encountered, the
          project of the target file is changed unless the -h  or
          -P option is specified. However no recursion takes
          place unless the -H or -L option is specified.

SEE ALSO
     sls(1), sfind(1), project(4).