User guide

102 Label Studio User’s Guide
Start and end values The start and end values may be specified as:
 A relative label number in the form:
[<unit #>],[<subunit #>],[<label #>]
 A single, absolute label number in the form:
<label #>
Examples In the relative number format, the commas must be specified, but values can be
omitted.
end:u,s,l
or
end:a
Stop printing after unit #u, subunit #s,
label #l, or, with absolute label # a. See
the following section “Start and end val-
ues.”
/end:u,s,l
or
/end:a
-end:u,s,l
or
-end:a
pause Pause between subunits. /pause -pause
rev Displays version information to the stan-
dard output device.
No <
Filename.lsj > is required.
/rev
-rev
del Delete work files.
Overrides Execution Options block
parameter values.
/del
-del
wrk Create work files.
Overrides Execution Options block
parameter values.
/wrk -wrk
v Verify job, but don’t process it. /v -v
watch Add time of day to processing messages. /watch -watch
l[ filename ] Log file name for batch processing. /l[ filename ] N/A
Option Description Windows
syntax
UNIX
syntax
Windows UNIX Description
/start:2,3,500
/end:4,2,1000
-start:2,3,500
-end:4,2,1000
Prints unit 2, subunit 3, label 500
through unit 4, subunit 2, label 1000
inclusive.
/start:3,,
/end:5,,
-start:3,,
-end:5,,
Prints all subunits and all labels in units
3 through 5 inclusive.
/start:3,2,
(no /end option)
-start: 3,2
(no -end option)
Prints unit 3, subunit 2, label 1 through
end of job.
/start:650
/end:1200
-start:650
-end:1200
Prints absolute label # 650 through 1200
inclusive
/start:2, -start:2, Error, invalid syntax: Must have 2 com-
mas for relative or none for absolute.