C
SYNTAX CONVENTIONS
This appendix describes Enterprise OS software syntax conventions.
Full Form Syntax You can see the full form syntax provided by the online help in the
software by typing a question mark (?) or a question mark with other
options as described in “Getting Help” on page 160.
Figure 15 is an example of full form syntax and includes callouts to the
parts and symbols that make up the command syntax. For more
information on symbols, see “Symbols” on page 154.
Figure 15 Full Form Syntax
SETDefault !<port> -BRidge TransparentBRidge=[TransparentBRidge|NoTransparentBRidge]
A hyphen always precedes service name and must
be entered if the service name is entered.
Command name
An exclamation point
must precede a port,
virtual port, or path number.
Service name
Parameter name
Square brackets enclose optional
values or a list of optional arguments.
Do not enter the square brackets.
A vertical bar separates mutually exclusive
values in a list, one of which can be entered.
Do not enter the bar itself.
Angle brackets enclose
variable parameters or
values. Do not enter brackets.
