/SCRIPT={script-name}
       /NOSCRIPT (default)

          The /SCRIPT qualifier assigns a user-supplied name
          to a script. If a duplicate script-name is selected,
          defragmentation software issues an error message and
          does not enter the new script into the database-no
          defragmentation takes place.

          A script name may be up to 64 characters in length
          and may contain any of the following characters:

          o  Any alphanumeric character

          o  Underscore ( _ )

          o  Hyphen ( - )

          o  Dollar sign ( $ )

          Observe the following rules when naming a script:

          o  Use any combination of uppercase and lowercase
             letters.

          o  Do not begin script names using the dollar sign,
             however you can include the dollar sign within
             the script name. (The dollar sign is reserved for
             special use by HP.)

          o  Do not end a script name with a hyphen, since the
             hyphen is the DCL continuation character.

          If you do not supply a script name using the /SCRIPT
          qualifier, the defragmentation software generates
          a unique script name. This internally generated
          name has the format DFG$SCRIPTX[X...], where X is
          a hexadecimal number that keeps the script names
          unique. Names beginning with DFG$ are reserved for
          use by the defragmentation software.