The following flags can be used within filePro menus or from the command line with program "rreport" or "dreport".
Syntax: dreport filename flags
-A |
All records. |
-AS n |
Start processing beginning at record number n instead of record #1. |
-DB |
Activates the debugger for processing table. |
-F name |
Selects the output format. |
-FP filename |
Run a specified output-processing table without having an output format associated with it. |
-FO path/filename |
*report .out to use when not in the local directory |
-H "heading" |
Screen heading. |
-In |
Selects an index. |
-M name |
Uses the given qualifier. |
-MD |
Prompts user for a qualifier. |
-MQ "msg" |
Prompts user for qualifier using "msg". |
-MN |
Hide [NONE] qualifier from the qualifier list. |
-N |
No sorting. |
-On |
Saves the selected records as demand index n. |
-P name |
Selects the printer name. |
-P file |
Selects the file to put the output. |
-PC type |
Sets the printer type. |
-PN name |
Sets the printer name. |
-PQ |
Prompts user for printing to printer, file or display. |
-PV |
Shows printer output on the screen a page at a time. |
-R "value" |
Sets value for system-maintained field @PM. |
-RF nnn,lll[,ad] -RF @filename |
Specify a sort order to be used. You can either specify the sort order directly on the command line or point to a file that contains the sort order. |
-RH |
disable the automatic record number reporting in the middle of the screen Version 6.0.02 |
-RO |
Designates files as read only. |
-RW data |
Works like the -R flag, i.e., passes a variable to a processing table. The processing table uses the @PW system-maintained field to retrieve the variable's contents. |
-RX data |
Same as -RW but uses the @PX system-maintained field. |
-RY data |
Same as -RW but uses the @PY system maintained field. |
-RZ data |
Same as -RW but uses the @PZ system maintained field. |
-S name |
Sets the selection set. |
-SR n |
Run on a single specific record number n. |
-SX |
Prevent user from saving revised selection sets to disk. |
-T nnnnn |
Sets scan/output process tokenization table size. |
-TY nnnnn |
Sets automatic process tokenization table size. |
-V name |
Uses named sort/selection table. |
-W |
Prompt user between pages. (Multi-user needs -P also). |
-X |
Halt at sort screen, needs -F & either -S or -A. |
-Y name |
Choose alternate automatic processing table. Use nonexistent table name to skip automatic processing. |
-Z name |
Choose alternate output processing table. Use nonexistent table name to skip output processing. |
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(LINUX/UNIX/XENIX/Network) |
-U |
Prevents users from being locked out of a file when "Request Output" is processing records. (LINUX/UNIX/XENIX/Network versions) Warning: Do not use when; "Request Output" is posting data; do not let a user and "Request Output" simultaneously update the same record. |
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(UNIX only) |
-BG |
Generate report in the background. |
-BS |
Suppress the "background task completed" message when -BG option is used. |
-PT |
Print to local printer (if printer) else to screen. |
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