6.2 Rules for writing command lines

This section explains how to write a command line for executing or checking syntax a script file.

You must specify a command line if you want to:

• Specify parameters for executing the script file

• Specify whether to output an analysis trace file (output by default)

• Specify whether to output an execution trace file (output by default) and the output level

• Suppress output of an event log (output by default)

• Check the syntax of the script file

Organization of this section

• 6.2.1 Command line formats

• 6.2.2 Command line parameters

• 6.2.3 Command line coding conventions

• 6.2.4 Notes on writing command lines

• 6.2.5 Command line syntax check

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