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Table 2. Linux CLI Options: Usage
CLI Option CLI Task Description Command Syntax
--installpath=<path>
DUP allows the user to install application
DUP to the desired defined location.
./packagename.bin --
installpath=<path>
Windows CLI Options
For a list of the CLI options for systems running Windows, a description of each option, and the command syntax see the
following table.
NOTE: DUPs for Microsoft Windows operating systems cannot display output at the command line because they are
Windows GUI applications. All output information is written to a log file. For information on log files, see DUP Message Logs.
Table 3. Windows CLI Options: Usage (continued)
CLI Option CLI Task Description Command Syntax
/? or /h or /help
Help option
Displays command line options and help
information.
packagename.exe /?
packagename.exe /h
/c or /check
Check option
Determines if the update can be applied to
the target system.
The /s option is required with this option.
Options /f, /e, and /r are not valid with
this option.
When you click Install in the graphical
user interface (GUI) mode, the same
checking process is performed.
packagename.exe /s /c /l=c:
\pkg.log
/e=<path> or /
extract=<path>
Extract option
Extracts all files contained in the DUP
to the path you specify. If the directory
specified in the path does not exist, it is
created.
If the path contains spaces, use quotation
marks around the <path> value.
The /s option is required with this option.
Options /f, /c, and /r are not valid with
this option.
packagename.exe /s /e=c:
\update
packagename.exe /s /e="c:
\update files"
/f or /force
Force option
Allows downgrade of the software to a
previous (older) version.
The /s option is required with this option.
Options /e and /c are not valid with this
option.
NOTE: Before downgrading the
software to a previous version, see
the documentation for the previous
version.
packagename.exe /s /f /l=c:
\pkg.log
/l=<filename> or /
log=<filename>
Log option
Appends logged messages to a specified
ASCII file; creates a new file if one does
not exist.
packagename.exe /s /l=c:
\pkg.log
packagename.exe /s /l="c:
\Update Log\pkg.log"
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