1    /DIRECTORY

    Creates a directory on the remote host. The remote directory
    can be on any operating system that supports FTP. To use this
    command, you must have an FTP session with a remote host.

    DCL Format

      CREATE/DIRECTORY  remote_directory

    UNIX Format

      mkdir  remote/path

1.1  –  Parameters

 remote_directory

    Required.

    Name for the created directory.

1.2  –  Qualifiers

1.2.1    /DIRECTORY

    The /DIRECTORY qualifier must immediately follow the CREATE
    command without a preceding space.

    Creates a new directory or subdirectory. Must have write access
    to the lowest-level directory under which the new directory is to
    be created.

1.3  –  Examples

    1.FTP> CREATE/DIRECTORY TERM
      257 MKD command successful.

      In this example:

      o  The remote host is UNIX.

      o  The working directory is /usr/staff/dir.

      o  The command creates directory /usr/staff/dir/term.

    2.FTP> CREATE/DIRECTORY [.TRANSFERS]
      257 MKD command successful.

      In this example:

      o  The remote host is OpenVMS.

      o  The working directory is DUA2:[CENTRAL].

      o  The command creates the OpenVMS directory
         DUA2:[CENTRAL.TRANSFERS].