Options
| Option | Description | 
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| Displays Online Help for the migrate command. | |
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| Specifies a log file. | |
| The log file must be specified with a fully qualified path. | |
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 | Log files are created with the following (fixed) policies: | 
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 | • Maximum size is 10MB. If the file grows larger then | 
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 | 10MB, the file is switched. | 
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 | • Old log files are named logfile.nnn, where the lowest | 
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 | number contains the youngest file: | 
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 | logfile.log | 
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 | logfile.000 | 
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 | logfile.001 | 
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| Writes informational and debug messages to the log file | |
| (and the console). | |
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 | This option must be specified in combination with the  | 
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 | logfile   | 
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 | By default, only errors are written to the log. | 
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| Display debug information on the console (std_out). | |
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| file | Specifies a file name. Wildcards like * or ? can be used. | 
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| Specifies an input file list (default is stdin). Files in the | |
| file list are separated by CR/LF. File names can be | |
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 | relative or fully qualified. If you plan to run scripts use | 
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 | fully qualified names only. | 
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| Applies this command to subfolders starting at path. | |
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| Indicates that the input file list is in OEM format. | |
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| Indicates that the input file list is in unicode format. | |
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| Indicates that the input file list is in ANSI format. | |
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| Indicates that the input file list is in UTF8 format | |
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 | (default). | 
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| Defines a minimum file size (n) for the specified | |
| operation. | |
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 | The value can be specified in bytes (b), kilobytes (k), | 
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 | megabytes (m), or gigabytes (g). | 
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