[1mICL ADP COMMAND LINE SYNTAX[m[m


The command line options of ADP 3.30 are as follows:


[1m/V[m[m[[1mfile[m[m]      

              ADP  is  run  in Virtual mode. The files listed in the given file
              (default VDCOPY.DAT) are copied to the virtual disk. If Autostart
              mode is set (/A-option), the programs defined in  the  user  test
              file  (/T-option)  are  copied  to  the  virtual disk without any
              definition.

[1m/Tfile[m[m[[1m.tst[m[m]  

              User Test file. Defines a user test file (created by SAVE TEST in
              ADP) to be run. The default file extension .tst is used.

[1m/A[m[m[[1mE[m[m][[1m,nn[m[m]    

              Autostart mode. Starts the user test  (given  by  /Tfile-option).
              The  E-switch,  if  given,  defines  that exit from ADP to MS-DOS
              takes place when the user test has been run. The loop counter, if
              not the default (1 loop), can be defined by nn.

[1m/Cfile[m[m[[1m.cmd[m[m]  

              Command file. Keyboard inputs are read from the command file. The
              default file extension .cmd is used. Using this option is no more
              necessarily needed because of the /A-option.

[1m/L[m[m[[1mfile[m[m],[[1mxx[m[m],[[1myy[m[m],[[1ma[m[m]

              Defines the log file and the logging mode. The primary  (xx)  and
              secondary  (yy)  logging  levels  define  bitwise  which  type of
              messages are written to the log. The secondary logging level  yy,
              if given, defines the logging level used together (or'ed) with xx
              on  the  first  test  loop.  Their  default  values  02  and  00,
              respectively, cause only error messages to be logged.

              The append switch (a), if given, defines the append mode, causing
              logging to take place to the current log file (if exists) instead
              of creating a new one.

[1m/N[m[m            

              ADP is run in  NetStation  Environments.  Using  this  option  is
              necessary to avoid loosing the existing Network connections while
              running  the  ADP. Naturally, either TokenLink or EtherLink Tests
              [1mmust not[m[m be run from the ADP.

[1m/En[m[m           

              Maximum error counter for ADP. This option is mainly meant to  be
              used  in  AUTOTEST  mode  to  stop testing when a given number of
              errors is encountered. The value 0 (default) means no  limitation
              on errors detected.
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