1 OWN
Makes you the owner of one or more files which are in  your  directory
but currently owned by someone else.

Format:

	OWN   file-spec[,...]
2 Parameters
file-spec[,...]

Specifies the names of one of more files  whose  ownership  is  to  be
changed.   You  can  specify  wild  card characters in any of the file
specification fields.

To change more than one file, separate the  file  specifications  with
commas (,).

2 Qualifiers

/CONFIRM

  /CONFIRM
  /CONFIRM=OCTAL
  /NOCONFIRM (D)

  Controls whether the OWN command displays the file specification and
  current owner UIC  of  each  file before changing its ownership, and
  requests you to confirm whether or not the  file's ownership  should
  actually be changed.   For a file to be changed, you must respond to
  a prompt with a Y, followed by RETURN.  If anything else is entered,
  the file's ownership is not changed.

  The UIC is displayed alphabetically (when possible),  unless you say
  /CONFIRM=OCTAL on the command line.

  Files which you already own are not displayed.

  If you enter  CTRL-Y, CTRL-C, or CTRL-Z  at the confirmation prompt,
  the OWN command terminates.

/LOG

  /LOG
  /NOLOG (D)

  Controls whether the OWN command displays the file specification  of
  each file after its ownership has been changed. If you already owned
  the file, its name is not displayed.

/BY_OWNER

  /BY_OWNER=[group,member]
  /BY_OWNER=[identifier]

  Selects one  or more files only  if their current  owner UIC matches
  the UIC specified on this qualifier.

  The UIC may be specified in octal or alphanumerically.  OWN will not
  accept alphanumeric identifiers which do not correspond to known us-
  ers of the system.