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| ====== OdxSQL Command Line Options ====== | ====== OdxSQL Command Line Options ====== | ||
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| OdxSQL can accept the Omnidex Environment as well as several other options. | OdxSQL can accept the Omnidex Environment as well as several other options. | ||
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| == -exit == | == -exit == | ||
| - | Exit after completion of processing the commands in the Use File. This option is handy in creating operating system batch processing scripts so that OdxSQL automatically terminates. | + | Exit after completion of processing the commands in the Use File. This option is typically used in creating operating system batch processing scripts so that OdxSQL automatically terminates. |
| == -exit_on_error == | == -exit_on_error == | ||
| Exit if an error occurs. | Exit if an error occurs. | ||
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| + | OdxSQL will normally continue processing OdxSQL commands from a Use file even when a command or syntax error occurs. Seeting the -exit_on_error option will cause OdxSQL to terminate when an error is encountered. | ||
| == -nobanner == | == -nobanner == | ||