Typing Command Line Arguments

The typical usage of the Command Line Client in single-command mode is:

fipercmd <command options> COMMAND <Arguments>

Command names and arguments are insensitive to upper/lower case differences. For example, start file:model1.zmf is treated the same as START FILE:model1.zmf. File names are case-sensitive on Linux and case-insensitive on Windows.

If an argument contains spaces, enclose it in single or double quotation marks on the Linux command line or in interactive mode. On the Windows command line, always use double quotation marks. For example:

fipercmd start file:'model /users/smith/test.zmf'

fipercmd start file:"C:\documents and settings\user\mymodel.zmf"