-FULLDETAILS

Displays the prerequisite condition name without truncation.

<Condition Name>

For LIST, DELETE and DELETEFROM

The condition name can include wildcard character * to indicate any number of characters (including none).

When using an *, the condition name must be enclosed in quotation marks (for example, "LVL*").

Specify "*" by itself to include all existing conditions.

When using both open and closed square brackets ([ and ]), the condition name must be enclosed in quotation marks (for example, "RATE[A1]").

Maximum length for a condition name is 255 characters.

For LISTNOWILD and DELETENOWILD

The character * in condition name is referred to as a regular character.

When using an *, the condition name must be enclosed in quotation marks (for example, "LVL*").

When using both open and closed square brackets ([ and ]), the condition name must be enclosed in quotation marks (for example, "RATE[A1]").

Maximum length for a condition name is 255 characters.

For Adding or Generating in XML Format

When using both open and closed square brackets ([ and ]), the condition name must be enclosed in quotation marks (for example, "RATE[A1]").

Maximum length for a condition name is 255 characters

For CLEAN and EXCLUDE:

• CLEAN: Condition to be cleaned regardless of its date. Can contain wildcard characters.
• EXCLUDE: Condition which is excluded from clean up. Can contain wildcard characters.

NOTE: You can have multiple exclude parameters within the same command.

<Condition Date>

Displays the date of the prerequisite condition in mmdd format.

For Listing and Deleting:

The condition date can include wildcard character * to indicate any number of characters (including none). When using an *, enclose the date in quotation marks (for example, "12* ").

• Specify "*" by itself to include all dates.
• Specify ODAT to accept the Control‑M date.
• Specify STAT if a date is not relevant.

For Adding or Generating in XML Format:

• Specify ODAT to use the Control‑M working date.
• Specify STAT if a date is not relevant.

<From Date> <To Date>

For Deleting in a Date Range:

Displays the starting and ending dates for date range of prerequisite conditions to delete. Each date is in mmdd format.

<output file name>

For Listing:

Displays the full path name to which the report should be sent (optional). If this parameter is not specified, the output is routed to the default output device (the terminal).

<Full Path file name>

Displays the name and full path of a file containing parameters for the utility. In this file, each parameter and its values (if any) are on a separate line with the same syntax they would have on the command line. Using the -input_file parameter enables you to:

• Prepare, save, and reuse files of utility parameters.
• Specify utility input longer than the number of characters allowed in the command line.

  -input_file /ctm_server/data/ctmcontb_list.txt