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Command Line Keywords
A.4.15 CMDKEY
Syntax CMDFILE=filename
Values
filename Any valid command file name.
Default None
Usage Notes
■ With rwservlet and rwcgi, use the CMDKEY keyword to refer to a key in the
cgicmd.dat file in lieu of using the CMDFILE keyword.
■ A command file can reference another command file.
■ The syntax for a command line you specify in the command file is identical to that
used on the command line.
■ Values entered on the command line override values specified in command files.
For example, suppose you specify rwclient from the command line with
COPIES set to 1 and CMDFILE set to RUNONE (a command file). The RUNONE file
also specifies a value for COPIES, but it is set to 2. The value specified for COPIES
in the command line (1) overrides the value specified for COPIES in the RUNONE
file (2). Only one copy of the report will be generated.
■ The value for this keyword might be operating system-specific.
Table A–19 indicates which commands can use the CMDKEY keyword.
Table A–19 Commands that can use CMDKEY
rwclient rwrun rwbuilder rwconverter rwservlet rwcgi rwserver
no no no no yes no no
Description Use CMDKEY to call a key-identified command line in the cgicmd.dat
file. For example:
http://yourwebserver/reports/rwservlet?cmdkey=key& …
Syntax CMDKEY=key
Values
key The name of any key associated with a command line specified in the
cgicmd.dat file.
Default None
Usage Notes
■ When you use CMDKEY with rwservlet, you can use it in any order in the
command line (or the URL, following the question mark). With rwservlet, you
can use additional command line keywords along with CMDKEY.
■ CMDKEY can be used when running JSP-based Web reports from the command
line.
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