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Execution commands
This documentation includes information about the various ways to use execution commands and their options when executing maps. Execution commands are used to specify how to execute a map.
Command Server overview
Use execution commands to override the map settings or card settings in a compiled map when a map is run using one of the following methods:
Coordinating execution commands with compiled settings
The following table lists valid execution commands and the MapSetting or input/output card settings that they override.
Map settings
The following examples shows use of map settings.

Execution commands
This documentation includes information about the various ways to use execution commands and their options when executing maps. Execution commands are used to specify how to execute a map.
- Command Server overview
  Use execution commands to override the map settings or card settings in a compiled map when a map is run using one of the following methods:
  - Coordinating execution commands with compiled settings
    The following table lists valid execution commands and the MapSetting or input/output card settings that they override.
    - Map settings
      The following examples shows use of map settings.
    - Card settings
      The following lists valid execution commands.
  - Compiled map files
    You can create compiled map (.mmc) files using the Map Designer, or Command Server commands.
  - Command files
    You can create command files that contain listings of maps to execute with execution commands that specify how you want each map to run.
- Using Command Server commands
  When you run a map, you can:
- List of execution commands
  This documentation contains information about the execution commands and associated options, including the syntax of each command and its particular usage.
- Examples
  This documentation presents a variety of examples involving the execution of maps using various execution commands in a RUN() function and from the command line in UNIX™ and Windows™ environments.
- INI commands for debugging maps
  This documentation presents the dtx.ini (INI) file commands you can use for the debugging of adapter connections for maps run using non event-driven execution methods.

Map settings

The following examples shows use of map settings.

Execution Command: Map Setting
MapAudit (-A): MapAudit
Close Window (-B): -
Century (-D): Century
Fail on Warnings (-F): Warnings
Ignore Validation Options (-G): Validation > RestrictionError, SizeError, PresentationError
List (-L): -
Initialization File Override (-N): -
WorkSpace Page Size (-P): WorkSpace > PageSize
Refresh Status (-R): -
MapTrace (-T): MapTrace
Stop Validation (-V): Validation > OnValidationError
WorkSpace (-W): WorkSpace
Retry (-Y): Retry
Ignore Warnings (-Z): Warnings