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Command Line Keywords
Description Use DUNIT to specify the destination unit of measurement to which the
report should be converted. If specified, DUNIT must differ from the SOURCE report's
unit of measurement. If unspecified, the SOURCE report's unit of measurement is
used.
Syntax DUNIT={CENTIMETER|CHARACTER|INCH|POINT}
Values
■ CENTIMETER The converted reports will initially use centimeters as the unit of
measurement
■ CHARACTER The converted reports will initially use characters as the unit of
measurement.
■ INCH The converted reports will initially use inches as the unit of measurement.
■ POINT The converted reports will initially use points as the unit of measurement
Default Null (the report’s unit of measurement is used).
A.4.32 ENGINERESPONSETIMEOUT
Table A–41 indicates which command can use the ENGINERESPONSETIMEOUT
keyword.
Description Use ENGINERESPONSETIMEOUT to specify the maximum amount of
time (in minutes) for an engine to update the status of the job while running a report in
your environment. If it takes longer than this amount of time to update the job status
for some reason (e.g., due to the engine hanging or a long blocking SQL query), then
Reports Server terminates the job.
This parameter overrides the engineResponseTimeOut attribute of the engine
element in the Reports Server configuration file. Refer to engine for further
information about the engine element.
Syntax ENGINERESPONSETIMEOUT=number
Values
A.4.33 EXPIRATION
Table A–41 Commands that can use ENGINERESPONSETIMEOUT
rwclient rwrun rwbuilder rwconverter rwservlet rwcgi rwserver
yes no no no yes yes no
number A number of minutes (e.g., 5).
Default None
Table A–42 indicates which command can use the EXPIRATION keyword.
Table A–42 Commands that can use EXPIRATION
rwclient rwrun rwbuilder rwconverter rwservlet rwcgi rwserver
yes no no no yes yes no
Command Line Options A-37