Difference: ClientCommandLineOptions (4 vs. 5)

Revision 52023-01-30 - BrianRyan

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APPX Client Command Line Options

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  See 'APPX Desktop Client Installation - Mac' for information on setting the command line options on a Mac.
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-inifile=<path>/<filename>

Allows for the specification of an Appx Desktop Client preference file to override the default preference file location.

 -mode=(local|remote|both) default=both

Controls which login panels are shown, and also determines which type of login to do if the login dialog box is skipped.

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  Restrictions on startup processes:
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An Application ID and process type must always be included when specifying a process name. If an Application ID is included without specifying a process type/name, the startup menu for the application will be used.

If no Application ID is specified, the startup application and menu for the database will be used. If no Database ID is specified, the startup database defined for the user within System Administration is used. If the startup database is also unspecified, the APPX main menu is used.

The valid process types are Menu, Job, Input, Output, Update, Inquiry, Query, Status, and Subroutine.

Use underscores (_) in place of any embedded spaces within parameters, and DO NOT enclose parameters in quotation marks.
(e.g., -p=Accounts_Payable).

-fg=(black|blue|cyan|darkGray|gray|green|lightGray|
magenta|orange|pink|red|white|yellow|#rrggbb)

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An Application ID and process type must always be included when specifying a process name. If an Application ID is included without specifying a process type/name, the startup menu for the application will be used.

If no Application ID is specified, the startup application and menu for the database will be used. If no Database ID is specified, the startup database defined for the user within System Administration is used. If the startup database is also unspecified, the APPX main menu is used.

The valid process types are Menu, Job, Input, Output, Update, Inquiry, Query, Status, and Subroutine.

Use underscores (_) in place of any embedded spaces within parameters, and DO NOT enclose parameters in quotation marks.
(e.g., -p=Accounts_Payable).

-fg=(black|blue|cyan|darkGray|gray|green|lightGray|
magenta|orange|pink|red|white|yellow|#rrggbb)

  Sets the default text foreground color. You can select one of the predefined colors, or define your own with the #rrggbb setting where you replace rr with the amount of RED in Hex, and the same with the gg and bb values. Defaults to Black.
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  • $(pathname)
  • $(pid)
  • $(port)
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Example: -title="Pete's APPX Client, server PID is $(pid)"
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Example: -title="Pete's APPX Client, server PID is $(pid)"
  -shell={command line to start a document}
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On Windows server 27-May-2021: -d didn't work for database. -database did work.

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On Windows server 27-May-2021: -d didn't work for database. -database did work.
  -- Erik Gimbergh - 2021-05-27
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