Separators
- Last UpdatedJan 05, 2026
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Each parameter in a command line must be properly delimited. There must be at least one separator between each item. Valid separators are a SPACE ' ' or a COMMA ','.
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for example, |
COMMAND PARAM 1 |
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COMMAND,PARAM,1 |
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However, if the parameter begins with a FORWARD SLASH '/' then it need not be preceded by a separator.
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for example, |
COMMAND PARAM/QUAL |
Similarly, if a parameter end with an EQUAL SIGN '=' then the subsequent delimiter can be omitted.
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for example, |
COMMAND PARAM=2 |