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Note that the entire block will be ignored if there are fewer Query block statements than
%# in the Command. In other words, if you have three Query block sections and four %
#, the block will not be read.
Command
Command = <command specification>
You can use tokens to define optional functionality in the "Command" section. Unless noted
otherwise, tokens do not have to be present in the "Command" section. When tokens are
omitted, default values will be used. Include any of the following tokens when you want to use
non-default values:
Token/Value
DeleteWhenDone = <Boolean>
Description
Defines the command specification that will be
executed. Along with the command, the
command line must enumerate each Query
block. See the sample file below for an
illustration.
Required.
%# (where # is a number) is the substitution
query value. Each %# enumerates a Query.
There should be one %# per Query. %# values
may be in any order. The command specification
cannot have more %# than Query statements.
However, you may specify only certain blocks
by omitting query numbers. For example, you
would include only query blocks 1, 3, and 7 by
using only <%1, %3, %7>
The following substitution tokens may also be in
the Command specification:
%U = User
%M = Host
%D = Date
%T = Time
%P = Pathname to where the files are to be
retrieved
%O = Filename containing list of files
in the export list.
Description
Defines whether files will be deleted from the
local system when command is completed.
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