Option
Description
/propertyfile
Specify a property file. Use an absolute or relative path.
The name of a properties file, including an absolute or relative path,
that defines the property settings that the service you want to
perform uses.
Property keys and values that are not specified in the properties file
are set to default values. If you do not specify a required property key
and that key has no default value, then an error occurs.
This option and the /property option cannot be specified at the same
time. If both options are specified, then an error occurs.
Additional requirements:
• Location: The properties file can be in any directory. However, the
user who runs the command must be able to access it.
• File name: Any file name.
• Key-value combination format:
property-key=property-value
(linefeed code)
property-key=property-value
(linefeed code)
If you add a suffix @FILE to the key, it is possible to specify a text file
to value. For example, key@FILE=C:\properties\valuefile.txt.
/user
Specify a user ID.
The ID for the Automation Director user who has access permission
to run the service.
The ID can be 1 to 256 half-width alphanumeric characters. It can
consist of any characters, except the following: ! # $ % & ( ) * + - . =
@ \ ^ _ |. The ID is not case-sensitive.
/password
Specify a password.
The password for the user that is specified by the /user option.
You must specify either this option or the /passwordfile option. If both
options are specified, or if neither is specified, an error is returned.
The ID can be 1 to 256 half-width alphanumeric characters long. It
can consist of any characters, except the following: ! # $ % & ( ) * +
- . = @ \ ^ _ |.
/passwordfile
Specify a password file. Use an absolute or relative path.
The absolute or relative path to the password file for the user who is
specified in the /user option.
You can create a password file by using the
encryptpassword
command. You must specify either this option or the /password
option. If both options are specified, or if neither is specified, an error
is returned.
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