VMS Help DTM, CREATE, VARIABLE, Command Qualifiers  *Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX)

1 - /GLOBAL

   Defines the variable as being accessible to all tests in all
   collections. You cannot specify both /LOCAL and /GLOBAL with the
   same CREATE VARIABLE command. The default is /LOCAL.

2 - /LOCAL

   Defines the variable as being accessible only to an individual
   test that references it in its test description. The default is
   /LOCAL. You cannot specify both /LOCAL and /GLOBAL with the same
   CREATE VARIABLE command.

3 - /LOG

   /LOG (D)
   /NOLOG

   Controls whether Digital Test Manager displays informational and
   success messages on your screen.

4 - /LOGICAL

   Defines the variable as a OpenVMS logical name. You cannot specify
   both /LOGICAL and /SYMBOL with the same CREATE VARIABLE command.
   The default is /SYMBOL.

5 - /NUMERIC

   Used only with the /SYMBOL qualifier, the /NUMERIC qualifier
   defines the symbol type as a numeric value. Use this qualifier
   to define a quoted symbol value as numeric. You cannot specify
   both /NUMERIC and /STRING with the same CREATE VARIABLE command.
   If the variable value is not enclosed in quotation marks (" "),
   the variable type is defined as a numeric value.

6 - /STRING

   Used with the /SYMBOL qualifier, the /STRING qualifier defines
   a symbol type as a text string. Use this qualifier to define an
   unquoted symbol value as a text string. You cannot specify both
   /NUMERIC and /STRING with the same CREATE VARIABLE command. If the
   variable value is enclosed in quotation marks (" "),  the variable
   type is defined as a text string.

7 - /SYMBOL

   Defines the variable to be a OpenVMS symbol. When you specify a
   variable as a symbol with the /SYMBOL qualifier, you must further
   define it as either a numeric value (with the /NUMERIC qualifier)
   or a text string (with the /STRING qualifier). You cannot specify
   both /LOGICAL and /SYMBOL with the same CREATE VARIABLE command.
   The default is /SYMBOL.