DATETIME /TO

        [SIC\]DATETIME /TO Outvar1|* Outformat1 [... OutvarN|* OutformatN]

    The date-time(s) defined by the /FROM option is converted and transfered
    to  the  output  targets. A target can be a variable (given its name) or
    the terminal (if * is given). There is no restriction on their kinds and
    numbers, i.e. you can convert the date-time to all the possible formats,
    or repeat the same conversion for  several  targets.  Supported  formats
    are:

      YEAR         year value as integer
      MONTH        month value as integer
      DAY          day value as integer
      HOUR         hour value as integer
      MINUTE       minute value as integer
      SECONDS      seconds value  as real value
      JULIAN       Julian date with fractional day (e.g. 2457343.227256944)
      MJD          Modified Julian Date (e.g. 57342.72725694445)
      ISO          ISO date (e.g. 2015-11-16T17:27:15.000)
      GAG_DATE     GAG date integer format (e.g. -3207)
      YYYYMMDD     date with all numbers (e.g. 20151116)
      DD-MMM-YYYY  date where MMM is the month in letters (e.g. 16-NOV-2015)
      RADIAN       time of day in radians (betwen 0 and 2*pi)
      SEXAGESIMAL  time of day using sexagesimal notation (e.g. 17:27:15.000)

    If input the date-time specification is an array, the output variable(s)
    must be arrays of the same size.