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Error "The syntax of the command is incorrect" when renaming a file

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I get this error on this step of my SQL 2005 process:

rename "G:\AuthorsList\AuthorsList_New.mdb""G:\AuthorsList\AuthorsListCopy.mdb"

I am trying to rename the file. I have also tried this and get the same error:

rename "G:\AuthorsList\AuthorsList_New.mdb" "G:\AuthorsList\AuthorsListCopy.mdb"

How do I resolve this error?
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Check the documentation for the [rename][1] command:

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> **Syntax**
`rename [Drive:][Path]filename1 filename2`
>
> **Parameters**
`[Drive:][Path]filename1`: Specifies the location and name of the file or set of files you want to rename. FileName1 can include wildcard characters (* and ?).
`filename2`: Specifies the new name for the file. You can use wildcard characters to specify new names for multiple files.

The second parameter cannot be a path, it should contain only the new filename:

rename "G:\AuthorsList\AuthorsList_New.mdb" AuthorsListCopy.mdb
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