RENAME		Changes the name of a file

  SYNTAX
	RENAME[/options] input-filespec output-filespec

  SEMANTICS
	The RENAME command accepts up to six input file specifications;
	separate multiple file specifications with commas (,).
	The command accepts only one output file specification.
	Wild cards are accepted in place of file names or file types.
	The device you specify (if any) must be the same for input
	and output files.

  OPTIONS
   BEFORE[:dd:mmm:yyyy]
	Renames only those files created before the specified date.
	If the date is omitted, the current system date is used
   DATE[:dd:mmm:yyyy]
	Renames only those files created on the specified date. If the
	date is omitted, the current system date is used
   INFORMATION
	Treats "file-not-found" errors as information, not fatal
   LOG
	Lists the renamed files on the terminal
   NEWFILES
	Renames only those files dated with the current system date
   NOLOG
	Suppresses the terminal log of renamed files
   NOPROTECTION
	Removes the protected status of files
   NOREPLACE
	Does not perform the rename operation if a file with the
	new name already exists
   PROTECTION
	Sets files to be protected against deletion
   QUERY
	Requires confirmation before each rename operation begins
   REPLACE	(default)
	Deletes any previous files with the new name after the
	operation completes
   SETDATE[:dd:mmm:yyyy]
	Sets the creation date on the renamed file to the date specified.
	If the date is omitted, the system date is used
   SINCE[:dd:mmm:yyyy]
	Renames files created on or after the specified date. If the date
	is omitted, the system date is used
   SYSTEM
	Renames .SYS files
   WAIT
	Waits for user response before proceeding with the rename

  EXAMPLES
	RENAME A.FOR B.FOR
	RENAME A%%.MAC *.FOR
	RENAME/SYSTEM DX0:MM.SYS DX0:MX.SYS