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1.1     ! root        1: .th HELPR UNIX 3/14/79
        !             2: .sh NAME
        !             3: helpr \- get information about a database.
        !             4: .sh SYNOPSIS
        !             5: .bd helpr
        !             6: [
        !             7: .bd \-u\c
        !             8: .it name
        !             9: ] [
        !            10: .bd \*(+-w
        !            11: ] database relation ...
        !            12: .sh DESCRIPTION
        !            13: .it Helpr
        !            14: gives information about the named relation(s)
        !            15: out of the database specified,
        !            16: exactly like the
        !            17: .it help
        !            18: command.
        !            19: .s3
        !            20: Flags accepted
        !            21: are
        !            22: .bd \-u
        !            23: and
        !            24: .bd \*(+-u.
        !            25: Their meanings are identical
        !            26: to the meanings of the same flags
        !            27: in \*(II.
        !            28: .sh "SEE ALSO"
        !            29: ingres(unix),
        !            30: help(quel)
        !            31: .sh DIAGNOSTICS
        !            32: .in +4
        !            33: .ti -4
        !            34: bad flag \- you have specified a flag
        !            35: which is not legal
        !            36: or is in bad format.
        !            37: .ti -4
        !            38: you may not access database \- this database is prohibited
        !            39: to you based on status information
        !            40: in the users file.
        !            41: .ti -4
        !            42: cannot access database \- the database does not exist.
        !            43: .in -4

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