Command Descriptions and Syntax

()

Parameters enclosed within () indicate a group of mandatory alternatives from which one must be taken.

<>

Parameters enclosed within <> indicate a group of optional alternatives from which one or none may be taken.

!

The exclamation mark character is used to delimit a group of alternatives and should be read as OR.

%

The percentage mark is used when the / qualifier does not need to be entered in the command line.

$W

Indicates that a single alphanumeric identifier must be supplied.

$L

Indicates that a list of alphanumeric identifiers must be supplied, separated by spaces or commas.

$F

Indicates that a valid file name must be supplied. The file name must conform to the file specification of the machine on which the application is installed.

$N

Indicates that a single numeric value must be supplied.

$S

Indicates that a list of one or more numeric values must be supplied, separated by spaces or commas.