Command-Line Syntax

In general, there must be a space between all command-line parameters and between each argument. The exception is that there cannot be a space between /v and the double quotation mark that follows it. Multiple arguments and parameters can be specified between the opening and closing double quotation marks, but each one must be separated by a space. The arguments are case-sensitive.

Important: When any of the command-line parameters include an item that contains a space, that item must be preceded and followed by the escape character \". For example:

INSTALLDIR=\"C:\Program Files\DataDirect\oaodbclocal81\"

and

/l*v \"C:\log dir\log.txt\"