Command Line Options for the CMOD Client - Revision history

Jderrick: Added CMOD Client Codepage parameter.

2020-11-21T10:59:58Z

Added CMOD Client Codepage parameter.

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	= Less Used Options =		= Less Used Options =

			== /A - Force Codepage ==

			Specifying this parameter followed by a codepage ID forces the IBM Content Manager OnDemand Client to use the specified codepage for displaying documents, instead the system default codepage. Codepages consist of numbers only, and are usually three to five digits in length.

			Example:

			<code> /A 850 </code>

	== /B - Disable User Confirmations ==		== /B - Disable User Confirmations ==

Jderrick: Added the /N option to the CMOD Client options.

2020-11-21T10:55:43Z

Added the /N option to the CMOD Client options.

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	Example:		Example:
	<code> /L JPN </code>		<code> /L JPN </code>

			== /N - Disable anticipation ==

			When the CMOD Client starts, it tries to anticipate what the user may want to do next - by offering a login window to connect to the last server, or presenting the 'Open a Folder' window when the last Folder window is closed. Specifying this option disables this convenience feature.

	== /O - Maximum number of open folders ==		== /O - Maximum number of open folders ==

Jderrick: Removed duplicate CMOD Client command line options and added quotes.

2020-09-25T17:55:04Z

Removed duplicate CMOD Client command line options and added quotes.

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	Example:		Example:
	<code> /S qa.cmod.example.com </code>		<code> /S qa.cmod.example.com </code>

	~~== /T - Title ==~~

	~~Change the title of the CMOD PC Client window.~~

	~~Example:~~
	~~<code> /T Baxter Bay Bank Records Archive </code>~~

	== /U - User ==		== /U - User ==
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	Example:		Example:
	<code> /F System Log </code>		<code> /F "System Log" </code>

	= Less Used Options =		= Less Used Options =

Jderrick: Minor changes, additions, corrections.

2020-03-10T00:44:17Z

Minor changes, additions, corrections.

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	There are a number of command line options that can be added to the Windows Shortcut of the Content Manager OnDemand Client to customize it, or to provide frequently used defaults.		There are a number of command line options that can be added to the Windows Shortcut of the Content Manager OnDemand Client to customize it, or to provide frequently used defaults. The command line parameters specified in this article are for Content Manager OnDemand v10.1 and higher, although many of the most common options are available in older versions of the OnDemand Thick Client.

	=Configuring Shortcuts to use Command Line Options=		=Configuring Shortcuts to use Command Line Options=
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	Example:		Example:
	<code> /S qa.cmod.example.com </code>		<code> /S qa.cmod.example.com </code>

			== /T - Title ==

			Change the title of the CMOD PC Client window.

			Example:
			<code> /T Baxter Bay Bank Records Archive </code>

	== /U - User ==		== /U - User ==

Jderrick: Added a variety of new command line arguments for the Content Manager OnDemand Client.

2020-03-10T00:41:21Z

Added a variety of new command line arguments for the Content Manager OnDemand Client.

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	Prevents the client from asking for confirmation of things like closing open documents or folders.		Prevents the client from asking for confirmation of things like closing open documents or folders.

			== /K - Disable Exit from CMOD Client ==

			Prevents the user from exiting the CMOD client by disabling the 'Exit' item in the File menu.

			== /L - Override local language setting ==

			Force the OnDemand Thick Client language to be set to the three-character ISO format specified on the command line.

			Example:
			<code> /L JPN </code>

	== /O - Maximum number of open folders ==		== /O - Maximum number of open folders ==

	Limits the user to the specified maximum number of folders.		Limits the user to the specified maximum number of folders.

			== /Q - Frees memory on folder close ==

			This option will help reduce memory usage on the Client PC by flushing any unnecessary information from the CMOD Client's allocated RAM.

	== /W - Specify window placement ==		== /W - Specify window placement ==
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	Example:		Example:
	<code> /W 5,10,1024,768</code>		<code> /W 5,10,1024,768</code>

			== /X - Disable Logoff or Password Change ==

			With the L parameter, disables logoff:

			Example:
			<code> /X L </code>

			With the P parameter, disables password changes:

			Example:
			<code> /X P </code>

			With no parameters, disables both logoff and password changes:

			Example:
			<code> /X </code>

	== /Y - Disable Change Servers Button ==		== /Y - Disable Change Servers Button ==

Jderrick: /* /P - Password */

2020-03-10T00:32:22Z

/P - Password

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	Example:		Example:
	<code> /P SuperSeekretPassword </code>		<code> /P SuperSeekretPassword </code>

			== /C - Change Password ==

			If you'd like to change the CMOD password on the command line, you can issue the /C option with your new password. Must follow the /S, /U, and /P parameters on the command line.

			Example:
			<code>/S myCMODserver.example.com /U CMODUSER /P SuperSeekretPassword /C NewPassword </code>

	== /T - Title ==		== /T - Title ==

Jderrick: Corrected typo in CMOD client options.

2019-09-03T16:51:32Z

Corrected typo in CMOD client options.

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	== /B - Disable User ~~Confirmatations~~ ==		== /B - Disable User Confirmations ==

	Prevents the client from asking for confirmation of things like closing open documents or folders.		Prevents the client from asking for confirmation of things like closing open documents or folders.

Jderrick: Added options to IBM CMOD client Command line options

2017-06-12T10:47:22Z

Added options to IBM CMOD client Command line options

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	Use the /S parameter, followed by the name of a server that is already-defined in the client, and the shortcut will use that server when the shortcut is double-clicked.		Use the /S parameter, followed by the name of a server that is already-defined in the client, and the shortcut will use that server when the shortcut is double-clicked.

			Example:
			<code> /S qa.cmod.example.com </code>

	== /U - User ==		== /U - User ==

	The /U parameter will enter the specified User Name into the 'User ID' field in the Logon window of the CMOD Client.		The /U parameter will enter the specified User Name into the 'User ID' field in the Logon window of the CMOD Client.

			Example:
			<code> /U bpaton </code>

	== /P - Password ==		== /P - Password ==

	While it's not recommended to store passwords in this way, it might provide you a quick way to log into a local OnDemand instance with a simple shortcut icon.		While it's not recommended to store passwords in this way, it might provide you a quick way to log into a local OnDemand instance with a simple shortcut icon.

			Example:
			<code> /P SuperSeekretPassword </code>

	== /T - Title ==		== /T - Title ==

	Change the title of the window from 'OnDemand' to the text you specify here.		Change the title of the window from 'OnDemand' to the text you specify here.

			Example:
			<code> /T "Baxter Bay Bank Statement Archive" </code>

	== /F - Folder ==		== /F - Folder ==

Jderrick: Added image demonstrating usage in Windows shortcuts.

2016-01-29T01:06:58Z

Added image demonstrating usage in Windows shortcuts.

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	There are a number of command line options that can be added to the Windows Shortcut of the Content Manager OnDemand Client to customize it, or to provide ~~fequently~~ used defaults.		There are a number of command line options that can be added to the Windows Shortcut of the Content Manager OnDemand Client to customize it, or to provide frequently used defaults.

			=Configuring Shortcuts to use Command Line Options=

			[[File:CMOD-Command-Line-Options.png]]

			After creating a new shortcut to the CMOD Client, add command line options to the end of the line, separated by spaces.

	= Most Common Options =		= Most Common Options =

Jderrick: Updated with more parameters.

2016-01-29T00:23:14Z

Updated with more parameters.

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	There are a number of command line options that can be added to the Windows Shortcut of the Content Manager OnDemand Client to customize it, or to provide fequently used defaults.		There are a number of command line options that can be added to the Windows Shortcut of the Content Manager OnDemand Client to customize it, or to provide fequently used defaults.

			= Most Common Options =

	== /S - Server ==		== /S - Server ==
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	== /F - Folder ==		== /F - Folder ==

	Name of the folder to open automatically at login time. A great way for Content Manager OnDemand administrators to go right to the System Log Folder.		Name of the folder to open automatically at login time. A great way for Content Manager OnDemand administrators to go right to the System Log Folder. If the specified folder doesn't exist, the behavior is undefined -- a different folder may be opened.

			Example:
	<code> /F System Log </code>		<code> /F System Log </code>

			= Less Used Options =

			== /B - Disable User Confirmatations ==

			Prevents the client from asking for confirmation of things like closing open documents or folders.

			== /O - Maximum number of open folders ==

			Limits the user to the specified maximum number of folders.

			== /W - Specify window placement ==

			You can specify the co-ordinates for the window in Top, Left, Bottom, Right

			Example:
			<code> /W 5,10,1024,768</code>

			== /Y - Disable Change Servers Button ==

			Prevents users from adding, changing, or deleting servers from the server list.

			== /Z - Disable close folder ==

			Prevents the closing of folders. Used in conjunction with /F, it locks the user into a specific folder.