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Customization and Tuning Guide: Devices

Version 8.9.1 · document BC8.9.1M101 · 150 PDF pages · Download the PDF

BOLD FACE/UPPERCASE
Commands or keywords you must code exactly as shown. For example, CONNECT VIEWNAME.
Italic Face
Information you must supply. For example, CONNECT viewname. In most cases, lowercase italics denotes values that accept lowercase or uppercase characters.
UPPERCASE ITALICS
Denotes values you must capitalize. For example, CONNECT VIEWNAME.
Underscores
Displays a default in a command description or a default in a screen image.
Brackets [ ]
You can select one of the options enclosed by the brackets; none of the enclosed values is required. For example, CONNECT [VIEWNAME|viewname].
Vertical Bar |
Piping separates options. One vertical bar separates two options, two vertical bars separate three options. You can select only one of the options
Braces { }
You must select one of the options enclosed by the braces. For example, CONNECT {VIEWNAME|viewname}.
Ellipsis . . .
You can repeat the word or clause that immediately precedes the ellipsis. For example, CONNECT {viewname1}[ [, viewname2] . . . ].
lowercase
displays information you must supply, for example, SEND filename.txt.
Brackets [ ]
are part of the syntax and must be included. For example, SEND [filename.txt] means that you must type the brackets to execute the command.
punctuation
such as , (comma), ; (semicolon), : (colon), and ( ) (parentheses), are part of the syntax and must be included.