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Options must be prefixed with a hyphen (or a forward slash on non-Linux versions).
Options can be abbreviated but must have enough characters to be unique. For example, Verbose can be shortened to “Verb”, but not “Ver”, because that can be interpreted as Version.
Long option names are not case-sensitive. For instance, -error and -Error are the same. However, certain short names are case-sensitive. For example, -V for Version and -v for verbose.
When duplicate options are encountered on the command line or in the option file, the last option overrides any previous duplicate option. The exceptions to this are the following options:
-Source_Filter_Expr
-Target_Filter_Expr
Each of these options encountered add a new filter to the map or process.
Last modified date: 10/22/2024