Applying a Command Line Switch via the onbase32.ini File - INI Settings - English - Foundation 22.1 - OnBase - Essential - Premier - Standard - external - Essential - Standard - Premier

INI Settings

Platform
OnBase
Product
INI Settings
Release
Foundation 22.1
License
Essential
Standard
Premier

The onbase32.ini file offers the ability to specify command line switches for the OnBase Client and the Configuration modules.

Note:

These settings only apply when the Client and Configuration modules are started without any additional command line switches from either a desktop shortcut or from the command.ini file.

The ability to specify command line switches for the Client and Configuration modules from the onbase32.ini file is controlled by the settings in the Logon section:

Setting

Description

ClientCommand

Allows you to specify any command line switches that you would like to apply to the OnBase Client module executable.

Multiple command line switches must be separated by a space.

For example, the following setting will automatically set the data source to OnBase and the user name to John Adams when the Client login screen is launched. ClientCommand=-ODBC=" OnBase " -UN="John Adams"

CAUTION:

The command line switches applied to the OnBase Client module in the onbase32.ini file, like all onbase32.ini settings, are available to any user accessing the Client module from the workstation.

ConfigCommand

Allows you to specify any command line switches that you would like to apply to the OnBase Configuration module executable.

Multiple command line switches must be separated by a space.

For example, the following setting will automatically set the data source to OnBase and the user name to John Adams when the Configuration module login screen is launched. ConfigCommand=-ODBC=" OnBase " -UN="John Adams"

CAUTION:

The command line switches applied to the OnBase Configuration module in the onbase32.ini file, like all onbase32.ini settings, are available to any user accessing the Configuration module from the workstation.