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WSupported on Windows
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NSupported in Synergy .NET
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Setting option #34 makes the runtime (dbr) and the following utilities understand a non-Unix-style command line: dbl, dblink, and dblibr.
By default, Synergy DBL supports Unix-style command line syntax on Windows with switches that follow a minus sign (-). However, when system option #34 is set, Synergy DBL recognizes command line switches that follow a slash character (/).
In addition, if this option is set, file specifications must contain backslash characters (\) between directories and subdirectories; you cannot optionally use a slash character. Also, you must use a minus sign (-) as the line continuation character instead of a backslash in command files specified on the command line.
The following table illustrates the effects of system option #34:
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Option #34 |
Style |
Command line switch |
Continuation character |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Not set |
Unix |
– |
\ |
|
Set |
Windows |
/ |
– |
