This command will change the username for a record in the user authorization
 file, SYSUAF.DAT.  The only parameter qualifier allowed for the RENAME
 command is the /PASSWORD qualifier.


 Format:

        RENAME old-username new-username [/PASSWORD=password]

Additional information available:

ParametersQualifiers

/IDENTIFIER

 Renames an identifier in the rights database.

 Format

        RENAME/IDENTIFIER old-id-name new-id-name

Additional information available:

ParametersExample

 old-id-name

 Specifies the name of an identifier to be renamed.

 new-id-name

 Specifies the new identifier name.

 UAF> RENAME/IDENTIFIER Q1SALES Q2SALES
 identifier Q1SALES renamed

        The command in this example renames the identifier Q1SALES to
        Q2SALES.

 old-username new-username

 "old-username" is the username for the authorization record which is to
 be renamed.  "new-username" is the new username for the record.

Additional information available:

/GENERATE/MODIFY_IDENTIFIER/PASSWORD

 /GENERATE
 /GENERATE=CURRENT
 /GENERATE=PRIMARY
 /GENERATE=SECONDARY
 /GENERATE=BOTH
 /GENERATE=ALL

 Generate a random password.  The formats of the passwords is the same
 as for the DCL SET PASSWORD /GENERATE command.

 /[NO]MODIFY_IDENTIFIER

 Controls whether the identifier corresponding to the specified username
 in the rights database is modified.  The default is /MODIFY_IDENTIFIER.

 /PASSWORD=(password [,password2])
 /NOPASSWORD

 Password(s) for login.  Must be from 0 to 31 characters in length, and
 must be composed of alphanumeric characters, dollar signs, and underscores.

 To set the first password with no second password, specify

            /PASSWORD=password

 To set both passwords, specify

            /PASSWORD=(password, password2)

 To set only the first password leaving the second alone, specify

            /PASSWORD=(password, "")

 To set only the second password leaving the first alone, specify

            /PASSWORD=("", password2)

 To clear the second password leaving the first alone, specify

            /PASSWORD=""

 To clear both passwords, specify

            /NOPASSWORD

 It is important to specify new passwords for a renamed record.  Since
 the user name is taken as part of the input for password verification,
 the old password with the new user name will not yield the same result
 as the original password and user name, and the verification will fail.