run
Runs a configuration script.
run
<script file>
{-Vkey=value}
[-E | --include-environment]
[-F | --fail-on-undefined-variable]
Overview
Use this command to run a configuration script.
Options
Option | Optional or Required | Default Value | Description |
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Required | none | The name of the script to be executed. |
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This argument is optional and may be specified multiple times with different keys. | none | A script variable, will take precedence over SET command in the script file. |
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Optional | none | When set, all environment variables are included and can be used as script variables.
Note: the precedence order is as follows.
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Optional | none | When set, the command fails if an undefined variable is found. |
Script Syntax
Each line must contain the name of a command and its arguments. Arguments can be quoted using either single or double quotation marks. Lines beginning with a hash character (#) are regarded as comments and have no effect. Lines ending with a backslash character (\) are continued on the next line with the backslash character removed before parsing.
The special script command "echo" can be used to echo messages to the console. See Script language.
Parent topic: Command-line reference