/m

Minimises the application so processing is done without visual feedback. This only works for scripts that do not involve form manipulation. It is useful when dealing with data objects to perform imports or exports of data from the system, where no visual feedback is required.

/s

Specifies the name of the script to execute, then closes the application. The script is located relative to the Scripts directory under the system path (AccredoSaturn or AccredoMercury) unless a fully specified path is used.

/o

Specifies the name of the script to execute, leaving the application open. The script is located relative to the scripts directory under the System path (AccredoSaturn or AccredoMercury) unless a fully specified path is used.

OutputFile.txt

(Optional) Script output will be sent to the standard output unless the output file is specified.

Command Line Syntax

For example:

Accredo.exe /s FilePath/FileName.pfs Output.txt

This will produce output in the file specified. Windows does not support output redirection in Explorer shortcuts so the alternative syntax is used.

Explorer Shortcut Syntax

For example:

Accredo.exe /s FileName.pfs Output.txt

/a

(Optional) Output will be appended to output.txt rather than overwriting, which is the default.

/X n

Sets a forced exit after a specified amount of time. The script will exit after n minutes (where n is a positive integer). This is only valid for command line scripts. A stack trace will be captured into the diag.log if the forced exit is triggered.

For example, to force exit after ten minutes:

Accredo.exe /s FileName.pfs /X 10

/LOCKTIMEOUT

LockTimeOut sets the number of milliseconds that the application will wait to obtain a lock. This can avoid global deadlocks for records.