Batchoptions Command Line Examples

The -batchoptions entries command line argument may be used to specify one or more batchoptions settings from the command line. To specify multiple entries using a single -batchoptions argument, the entries should be enclosed in double quotes. Alternatively, the batchoptions may be specified in a file using the -batchoptions <filename> command line argument format. In this case, the filename is an absolute or relative pathname of the file containing the batchoptions, as described above.

Important:

The two approaches may not be combined: either all batchoptions must be in a file or all batchoptions must be specified explicitly on the command line.