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SET TFIT = LABELS adjusts column width to the width of the column label.
 SETTFIT=BOTHadjusts column width to the width of the column label or the
largest data
value, whichever is wider.
Running Production Jobs from a Command Line
Command line switches enable you to schedule production jobs to run at certain
times with s
cheduling utilities like the one available in Microsoft Plus!. You can run
production jobs from a command line with the following switches:
-r. Runs the production job. If the production job contains any user prompts, you must
supply the
requested information before the production job will run.
-s. Runs the production job and suppresses any user prompts or alerts. The default
user prompt values are used automatically.
Distributed analysis. If you have network access to the server version of SPSS, you
can also us
e the following switches to run the Production Facility in distributed
analysis mode:
-x. Name or IP address of the remote server.
-n. Port nu
mber.
-d. Domain name.
-u. User ID for remote server access.
-p. Passwo
rd for remote server access.
If you specify any of the command lines switches for distributed analysis, you must
specify all of the distributed analysis command line switches (
-x, -n, -d, -u,and-p).
You should
provide the full path for both the Production Facility (spssprod.exe)and
the production job, and both should be enclosed in quotes, as in:
"c:\program files\spss\spssprod.exe" "c:\spss\datajobs\prodjob.spp" -s -r