Windows Syntax Rules

The general syntax rules of the commands for each platform are:

Windows:

Schedule> command [/section] \directory\subdirectory\object_name [/qualifiers]

The Windows commands use a syntax structure similar to a DOS command.

• Right leaning slashes (/) are used for section qualifiers. A section qualifier refers to the object type being referenced. For example:
  • modify /directory
  • create /calendar
  • directory /variable
  • monitor /queue
    
• Left leaning slashes (\) are used for directory structure when referring to objects not located in the local directory. For example:
  • \newman\dir
  • \jjones\reports\
  • \minuate\

Note: A closing \ indicates a directory is being referenced. For instance, \jjones\reports\ can only reference a directory and \newman\dir can only reference an object within that directory.

• Right leaning slashes are used for qualifiers. For example
  • /general:next_submit=12-jun-2013:12:30:00
  • /confirm
  • /full=all
  • /value="today"