Syntax definitions

This manual uses a set of conventions to define the syntax of Teamcenter commands, functions, and values. Following is a sample syntax format: verify_tasks -u=user-id {-p=password | -pf=password-file} [-g=group-name] [-m={list | delete}] [-h] The conventions are: Bold Bold text represents words and symbols you must enter exactly as shown. For example, you enter verify_tasks exactly as shown. Italic Italic text represents values that you supply. For example, you supply your values for user-ID, password and group-name. | A vertical bar (also called a pipe) represents a choice between mutually exclusive elements. For example, you must specify either the list value or the delete value for the -m argument. {text | text | text} Braces surround mutually exclusive elements that are required. For example, a password value is required. You must use either the -p= or -pf= argument. [ ] Brackets represent optional elements. For example, the -g=, -m= and -h arguments are optional. (Arguments not in brackets are mandatory. For example, the -u= argument is required.) ... An ellipsis indicates that you can repeat the preceding element. text-text A hyphen separates two words that describe a single value. For example, group-name indicates that you input a single value. Following are examples of correct syntax for the verify_tasks command: Copy $TC_ROOT/bin/verify_tasks -u=dba -p=DBA $TC_ROOT/bin/verify_tasks -u=dba -p=DBA -m=list $TC_ROOT/bin/verify_tasks -u=dba -pf=passwords.txt -m=delete $TC_ROOT/bin/verify_tasks -u=dba -p=DBA -h