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Last updated:	January 14, 2007

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SUMMARY

This article explains various command-line options which can be specified for the administrative scripts.

SYMPTOMS

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RESOLUTION

There are two parameters which can be passed to the administrative scripts:

1) noconfirm

Example usage: updateApp.sh -noconfirm

This parameter causes the script to execute without first asking for confirmation from the user.  This is useful for when the administrative scripts are being called by other scripts, where asking for confirmation is undesired.

2) nocountdown

Example usage: updateApp.sh -nocountdown

When an administrative script which includes graceful update behavior is executed, such as updateApp, the script normally prints out the list of active callers and updates the list as callers leave the system.  New callers experience the updated application, whereas existing callers (which are noted in the console) finish using the older application.  The nocountdown parameter does not disable this graceful update behavior, instead it disables the console output regarding active callers.

NOTE: These two parameters may be used together.