4.2.9 Command Line Parameter Settings dialog box
The Command Line Parameter Settings dialog box appears when you perform monitoring, step execution, or consecutive step execution, having selected the Specify a command line parameter when starting monitoring check box in the Set dialog box displayed when you choose Monitoring, Set in the Script Editor window.
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- Organization of this subsection
(1) Components
- Command line parameter
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Specify the parameters required for monitoring.
- Do not show this dialog box again
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Select this check box if you do not want to display this dialog box the next time you begin monitoring.
(2) Operations
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Click OK to apply the settings, close the Command Line Parameter Settings dialog box, and begin monitoring.
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Click Cancel to close the dialog box and begin monitoring without setting these parameters.
(3) Processing
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You can set up to 1,024 characters as command line parameters.
If you set parameters both in this dialog box and in the command line in the script execution environment file, all the specified values will apply when you begin monitoring.
The values you set in the dialog box are applied first, then the values set in the execution environment file. If different values are set for the same item (for example, /SPXLV(3) in the dialog box, but /SPXLV(0) in the file), the dialog box setting takes precedence.
- Example:
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Below, location variable %1 is ABC, and location variable %2 is 123. Parameter /SPXLV(3) takes precedence, and /NOEVLOG is valid.
Command line specified in the dialog box:
/SPXLV(3) ABC
Command line specified in the execution environment file:
/SPXLV(0) 123 /NOEVLOG
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The settings in the Command Line Parameter Settings dialog box are saved to a monitoring information file when you quit the editor.