McAfee VIRUSSCAN 5.1 Administrator's Manual page 114

Using VirusScan Command-line Options
Table C-1. VirusScan command-line scanner options
/PAUSE
/PLAD
/RECONNECT
/REMOVE
/REPORT <filename>
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On-demand Enables screen pause.
scanning only
The Press any key to continue prompt will
appear when the scanner fills a screen with
messages. Otherwise, by default, the scanner fills
and scrolls a screen continuously without stopping,
which allows it to run on PCs with multiple drives or
that have severe infections, without needing your
input.
McAfee VirusScan recommends omitting /PAUSE
when using the report options (/REPORT,
/RPTCOR, and /RPTERR)
On-demand Preserves the last access dates on Novell
scanning only NetWare drives.
Normally, proprietary network drives update the
last access date when the scanner opens and
examines a file. However, some tape backup
systems use this last access date to decide
whether to back up the file. Use /PLAD to ensure
that the last access date does not change as the
result of scanning
On-access Restores the VShield scanner after it has been
scanning only disabled by certain drivers or memory-resident
programs.
On-access Unloads the VShield scanner from memory.
scanning only
On-demand Creates a report of infected files and system
scanning only errors, and saves the data to <filename> in ASCII
text file format.
If <filename> already exists, /REPORT will
overwrite it. To avoid overwriting, use the
/APPEND option with /REPORT: The scanner will
instead add report information to the end of the file,
instead of overwriting it.
You can also use /RPTALL, /RPTCOR, and
/RPTERR to add scanned files, corrupted files,
modified files, and system errors to the report.
You can include the destination drive and directory
(such as D:\VSREPRT\ALL.TXT), but if the
destination is a network drive, you must have
rights to create and delete files on that drive.
McAfee VirusScan recommends omitting /PAUSE
when using any report option.