-f |
na |
command syntax filename |
Name of the command syntax file to run in batch mode. Must
be the first switch on the command line. Omit for interactive mode. |
none |
-type |
na |
text | html | sav | oxml |
Type of output. Must be the second switch on the command line. |
text |
-hide |
text, HTML, and OXML |
L W N E G P T C R M |
Do not produce the specified object. |
See the topic Controlling Output Items for more information. |
-show |
text, HTML,and OXML |
L W N E G P T C R M |
Produce the specified object. |
See the topic Controlling Output Items for more information. |
-notes |
text, HTML, and OXML |
na |
Produce information about how the output was created. |
Do not show notes |
-nfc |
text |
na |
Do not produce table footnotes and captions. Omit to get footnotes
and captions. |
Produce footnotes and captions |
-nl |
text, HTML,and OXML |
na |
Do not produce all table layers (produce the top layer only).
Omit to get all layers. |
Produce all layers |
-top |
text, HTML,and OXML |
na |
Same as -nl. |
See -nl |
-drop |
text, HTML,and OXML |
name(s) of tables |
Do not produce the specified pivot table(s). |
Produce all tables for a procedure |
-keep |
text, HTML, and OXML |
name(s) of tables |
Produce only the specified pivot tables for a procedure. Do
not produce the rest of the procedure's tables. |
Produce all tables for a procedure |
-pb |
text |
na |
Page breaks. Omit for no page breaks. |
No page breaks |
-t |
text |
na |
Tab-separated output. Omit to get space-separated output. |
Space-separated |
-n |
space-separated text |
integer (the maximum number of characters for table column
width) |
Omit for automatic sizing of column width. |
Automatic sizing |
-rs |
space-separated text |
character to use as the row separator in tables (specify the
character in quotation marks) |
Omit to use _ as the row separator. |
"_" |
-cs |
space-separated text |
character to use as the column separator in tables (specify
the character in quotation marks) |
Omit to use | as the column separator. |
"|" |
-i |
text, HTML, and OXML |
na |
Forces the Batch Facility to use interactive syntax rules in
batch mode. |
Use batch syntax rules in batch mode |
-k |
text, HTML, and OXML |
na |
Allows the Batch Facility to continue processing after some
errors. |
Stop processing when an error is encountered |
-LC_ALL |
text, HTML,and OXML |
server locale |
Specifies the locale that the Batch Facility should use when
producing output. |
The default setting for the server computer |
-language |
text, HTML, and OXML |
de | en | es | fr | it | ja | ko | pl ru | zh_CN | zh_TW |
Specifies the language used for error messages and other output. |
English |
-encoding |
text, HTML, and OXML |
windows |
Specifies encoding used for error messages and other output.
Only Windows encoding is currently available. |
Windows |
-unicode |
N/A |
on|off |
Turns Unicode mode on or off. When Unicode mode is off, jobs
run in code page mode, which is the current locale encoding.
In releases previous to 21, Batch Facility jobs started in code page
mode. |
on |
-out |
na |
output file name |
Name of the output file. Use this command line switch for batch
mode only (for interactive on UNIX try the tee command). |
none |