Options for Analyzer from a command line
The following table explains the options for Analyzer from a command line.
Options for Analyzer from a command line
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Option
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Parameter
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Description
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-u
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user
~|
Required login parameter that identifies the user account.
~|
-p
~|
password
~|
Optional login parameter that identifies the user account. If the user account has no password, omit the -p option.
~|
-x
~|
serverName
~|
Required login parameter that specifies the server to log on to.
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-w
~|
authenticator
~|
The name of an external authentication string or Windows domain. This is related to the Login window's Authentication field, which is discussed in Setting-up-an-authentication-alias section.
-portnum |
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TCPPortNumber
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Used to log on when the portmapper is turned off.
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-o
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CSVFilePath
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CSV file path for analyzer results.
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-excludeIgnoredResults
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Results marked as Ignored should not be included in the report.
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-a
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activeLinkName
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Analyze the specified active link.
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-A
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Analyze all active links.
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-f
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formName
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Analyze the specified form.
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-F
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Analyze all forms.
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-n
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applicationName
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Analyze the specified application.
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-N
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Analyze all applications.
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-q
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escalationName
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Analyze the specified escalation.
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-Q
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Analyze all escalations.
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-t
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filterName
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Analyze the specified filter.
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-T
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Analyze all filters.
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-r
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relatedType
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Include related object for analysis. Valid options are:
- none (default)
- directly
- all
- content
-modifiedAfter |
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date
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Analyze objects that are modified after date. Use the M/d/yy h:mm format. Time details are optional.
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-modifiedBefore
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date
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Analyze objects that are modified before date. When you use -modifiedAfter with -modifiedBefore, you can analyze modified objects between two dates. Use the M/d/yy h:mm format. Time details are optional.
You can use the following percent (%) wildcard when specifying names for the -a, -f, -n, -q, and -t options.
- %string analyzes objects with a name ending with string.
- string% analyzes objects with a name beginning with string.
- %string% matches string anywhere in object name.
For example, TMS% analyzes all active links with a name beginning with TMS.