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CHAPTER 20
-20.
NAME COMMAND
The
NAME
comma n d
a 11
0
W
s
the
nam e s , s
U
T
fix e san d
/01'
attributes oT a
rile
to
be
changed
in
the
directory.
A
single
rile
name or a
ramil~
of file names can be affected.
The contents
Or
a file remain unchanged.
20. 1 Use
The NAME command is invoked with the
following
command
1 ine:
NAME <name 1> (j<name 2>J (;<options/]
where
<name 1>
is
the rile name specification
Or
an existing
file,
<name 2:> is the new name the file is to be
given,
and
<options>
can
be
one
or more of the option letters listed
below.
Option
Function
D
Set delete protection
W
Set write protection
X
Remove protection
S
Set system attribute
N
Remove system attribute
The
<options> are discussed in detail
in
the
following
sections.
20.
1.
1 C han gin 9
f
i
1 e name s
If
<name
2:> is specified on the command line, the NAME
command will attempt to change
the
name
and/or
suffix
of
<name
1>.
<name
1>
must
always
be
specified.
The defauit
suffix
ilSA
Ii
and the default
logical
unit
number
zero
are
supplied if none are explicitly given for <name 1>.
Ir
only
a rile name is speciried Tor <name 2/,
then only
<name l)'s file name
will
be changed;
its
suffix
will
remain
the same.
For
example,
the following command line
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