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Most of the command line options can also be used by the stepworker script.
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Most of the command line options can also be used by the stepworker script.
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Command
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Purpose
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–? –h
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For basic help page.
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@<file>
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Read options from the response file <file>.
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–CP
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Use piped communication to server.
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–CS<host><socket>
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Socket communication <host><socket>.
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-DA<alias>
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Define the worker alias name.
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–d<depth>
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Set the conversion file depth. When converting, an assembly file determines the depth to which the hierarchy should be traversed. The default is all.
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-De<variable> <value>
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Define an environment setting <setting> and set its value as <value>.
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-Dr<variable> <value>
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Define a recipe configuration variable <variable> set to a value <value>.
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–ED
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Set environment to dvconvert mode.
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–EP
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Set environment to publisher mode.
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–EW<type>
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Set environment to worker mode. <type> is passed to the Worker Agent to identify the worker type.
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–H
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For extended help options.
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–I
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Identify the version of the adapter being used.
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–o<name>
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Set output file base name.
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–p<name>
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Set output base path.
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–r<name>
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Set recipe file to be used.
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–vc
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Disable all console print-out.
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–vc1
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Redirect all console print-out to stdout.
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–vc2
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Redirect all console print-out to stderr (default).
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–ve[n]
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Increment or set (if [n] is given) the error reporting level. –ve0 disables all error reporting, default 1.
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–vl<file>
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Direct all printed output to <file>.
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–vL<file>
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Append all printed output to <file>.
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-vm[module] <flag>
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Enable monitor logging for the main program or given module.
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–vn<file>
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Direct all printed output to new log file <file>_#.log.
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–vp<n>
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Set the process verbosity flag. You can list the possible modules using the –I option. Flags are listed in the source code.
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–vt
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Give the current date and time stamp with all print outs.
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–vT
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Give the process run-time stamp with all print outs.
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–vw[n]
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Increment or set the warning reporting level, see –ve[n].
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