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.
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.