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 Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 9:19 pm Post subject: Command line arguments for Goldmine |
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Hello All,
I am just wondering, what are the command line arguments for Goldmine?
(since I didn't see them in the web or in the hacker's guide) I would like
to be able to select a database from the command line rather than from
opening it form goldmine.
Thanks,
Brooke Beardsley |
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Doug_Castell
Joined: 01 Jan 1970
Posts: 1948
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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| Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 10:18 pm Post subject: Re: Command line arguments for Goldmine |
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/c: will allow you to select a contact file for opening. These are
most-definitely in the hacker's guide. Not sure what page tho
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Doug Castell
Castell Computers
Los Angeles, CA
(310)601-4738
http://www.castellcomputers.com
"Brooke Beardsley" <bbeardsley@borugroup.com> wrote in message
news:5iGaAL4kFHA.375@cs-news...
| Quote: | Hello All,
I am just wondering, what are the command line arguments for Goldmine?
(since I didn't see them in the web or in the hacker's guide) I would
like
to be able to select a database from the command line rather than from
opening it form goldmine.
Thanks,
Brooke Beardsley
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DJ Hunt
Joined: 01 Jan 1970
Posts: 12666
Location: Fitchburg, MA USA
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 12:32 am Post subject: Re: Command line arguments for Goldmine |
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"Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:A$PCCr4kFHA.348@cs-news...
| Quote: | /c: will allow you to select a contact file for opening. These are
most-definitely in the hacker's guide. Not sure what page tho
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<<Embarrassed Blush>> Actually, they are not. I do not cover shortcut
commandline parameters in The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.x. <</Embarrassed
Blush>>
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The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.7 - http://www.dj-hunt.com/hg_toc3.htm
One-on-One GoldMine Technical Support ( Fee Based Service ) -
http://www.dj-hunt.com/gm_tech_support.htm
DJ Hunt
Phone: (978)342-3333
Email: DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 2:38 am Post subject: Re: Command line arguments for Goldmine |
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No wonder you need a vacation!!
"DJ Hunt" <DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com> wrote in message
news:hBO7D35kFHA.250@cs-news...
| Quote: | "Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:A$PCCr4kFHA.348@cs-news...
/c: will allow you to select a contact file for opening. These are
most-definitely in the hacker's guide. Not sure what page tho
Embarrassed Blush>> Actually, they are not. I do not cover shortcut
commandline parameters in The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.x.
/Embarrassed Blush
--
The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.7 - http://www.dj-hunt.com/hg_toc3.htm
One-on-One GoldMine Technical Support ( Fee Based Service ) -
http://www.dj-hunt.com/gm_tech_support.htm
DJ Hunt
Phone: (978)342-3333
Email: DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com
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Doug_Castell
Joined: 01 Jan 1970
Posts: 1948
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 8:21 am Post subject: Re: Command line arguments for Goldmine |
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<shocked, betrayed stare>GASP!</shocked, betrayed stare>
Here are the ones I know off the top of my head:
/u: pass the username
/p: pass the password
/b: pass a folder in which remote installation files reside. Legacy
feature, no longer applicable(?)
/c: pass a folder in which contact files reside: example:
/c:c:\apps\goldmine\common\
/t: 'thin client mode'. removes a number of bandwidth-heavy operations.
most appropriate for thin client users (thin bandwidth network/vpn, graphon,
term server)
/m: pass a recorded goldmine macro number to run
/s: run in silent server mode. options include /s:DDE and /s:GOLDSYNC
I seem to recall that there are some for passing the sysdir and golddir, but
I can't seem to figure them out. A bit of testing would be in order...
Just use a shortcut to a real goldmine, put in a /u: and /p: with proper
login info and add a /?:d:\invalidpath\ and see when you get an error saying
it can't find d::\invalidpath\cal.dbf... :)
--
Doug Castell
Castell Computers
Los Angeles, CA
(310)601-4738
http://www.castellcomputers.com
"DJ Hunt" <DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com> wrote in message
news:hBO7D35kFHA.250@cs-news...
| Quote: | "Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:A$PCCr4kFHA.348@cs-news...
/c: will allow you to select a contact file for opening. These are
most-definitely in the hacker's guide. Not sure what page tho
Embarrassed Blush>> Actually, they are not. I do not cover shortcut
commandline parameters in The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.x.
/Embarrassed
Blush
--
The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.7 - http://www.dj-hunt.com/hg_toc3.htm
One-on-One GoldMine Technical Support ( Fee Based Service ) -
http://www.dj-hunt.com/gm_tech_support.htm
DJ Hunt
Phone: (978)342-3333
Email: DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com
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Brandon Moser
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 9:55 pm Post subject: Re: Command line arguments for Goldmine |
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Doug,
I am curious about the "/t" option. We are running term serv and have had
some issues with users being "kicked" out. We are on a SQL backend, so
maintenance is done each night. I am curious what items are removed when
using this option.
Thank,
--
Brandon Moser
IT Manager
Spence, Driscoll & Company, Inc.
brandon_moser@(nospam)spencedriscoll.com
"Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:Ii8z479kFHA.326@cs-news...
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shocked, betrayed stare>GASP!</shocked, betrayed stare
Here are the ones I know off the top of my head:
/u: pass the username
/p: pass the password
/b: pass a folder in which remote installation files reside. Legacy
feature, no longer applicable(?)
/c: pass a folder in which contact files reside: example:
/c:c:\apps\goldmine\common\
/t: 'thin client mode'. removes a number of bandwidth-heavy
operations.
most appropriate for thin client users (thin bandwidth network/vpn,
graphon,
term server)
/m: pass a recorded goldmine macro number to run
/s: run in silent server mode. options include /s:DDE and /s:GOLDSYNC
I seem to recall that there are some for passing the sysdir and golddir,
but
I can't seem to figure them out. A bit of testing would be in order...
Just use a shortcut to a real goldmine, put in a /u: and /p: with proper
login info and add a /?:d:\invalidpath\ and see when you get an error
saying
it can't find d::\invalidpath\cal.dbf... :)
--
Doug Castell
Castell Computers
Los Angeles, CA
(310)601-4738
http://www.castellcomputers.com
"DJ Hunt" <DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com> wrote in message
news:hBO7D35kFHA.250@cs-news...
"Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:A$PCCr4kFHA.348@cs-news...
/c: will allow you to select a contact file for opening. These are
most-definitely in the hacker's guide. Not sure what page tho
Embarrassed Blush>> Actually, they are not. I do not cover shortcut
commandline parameters in The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.x.
/Embarrassed
Blush
--
The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.7 - http://www.dj-hunt.com/hg_toc3.htm
One-on-One GoldMine Technical Support ( Fee Based Service ) -
http://www.dj-hunt.com/gm_tech_support.htm
DJ Hunt
Phone: (978)342-3333
Email: DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com
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Doug_Castell
Joined: 01 Jan 1970
Posts: 1948
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 11:22 pm Post subject: Re: Command line arguments for Goldmine |
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Try it out! You don't have to be within term server to try it. Any old
GoldMine shortcut will do. It won't hurt anything. :)
Mainly it's things like AP scanning, reports, global replace, etc.
--
Doug Castell
Castell Computers
Los Angeles, CA
(310)601-4738
http://www.castellcomputers.com
"Brandon Moser" <brandon_moser@nospam.spencedriscoll.com> wrote in message
news:FoXmnDFlFHA.359@cs-news...
| Quote: | Doug,
I am curious about the "/t" option. We are running term serv and have had
some issues with users being "kicked" out. We are on a SQL backend, so
maintenance is done each night. I am curious what items are removed when
using this option.
Thank,
--
Brandon Moser
IT Manager
Spence, Driscoll & Company, Inc.
brandon_moser@(nospam)spencedriscoll.com
"Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:Ii8z479kFHA.326@cs-news...
shocked, betrayed stare>GASP!</shocked, betrayed stare
Here are the ones I know off the top of my head:
/u: pass the username
/p: pass the password
/b: pass a folder in which remote installation files reside. Legacy
feature, no longer applicable(?)
/c: pass a folder in which contact files reside: example:
/c:c:\apps\goldmine\common\
/t: 'thin client mode'. removes a number of bandwidth-heavy
operations.
most appropriate for thin client users (thin bandwidth network/vpn,
graphon,
term server)
/m: pass a recorded goldmine macro number to run
/s: run in silent server mode. options include /s:DDE and
/s:GOLDSYNC
I seem to recall that there are some for passing the sysdir and golddir,
but
I can't seem to figure them out. A bit of testing would be in order...
Just use a shortcut to a real goldmine, put in a /u: and /p: with proper
login info and add a /?:d:\invalidpath\ and see when you get an error
saying
it can't find d::\invalidpath\cal.dbf... :)
--
Doug Castell
Castell Computers
Los Angeles, CA
(310)601-4738
http://www.castellcomputers.com
"DJ Hunt" <DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com> wrote in message
news:hBO7D35kFHA.250@cs-news...
"Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:A$PCCr4kFHA.348@cs-news...
/c: will allow you to select a contact file for opening. These are
most-definitely in the hacker's guide. Not sure what page tho
Embarrassed Blush>> Actually, they are not. I do not cover shortcut
commandline parameters in The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.x.
/Embarrassed
Blush
--
The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.7 - http://www.dj-hunt.com/hg_toc3.htm
One-on-One GoldMine Technical Support ( Fee Based Service ) -
http://www.dj-hunt.com/gm_tech_support.htm
DJ Hunt
Phone: (978)342-3333
Email: DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com
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Brandon Moser
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| Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 2:05 am Post subject: Re: Command line arguments for Goldmine |
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Thanks
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Brandon Moser
IT Manager
Spence, Driscoll & Company, Inc.
brandon_moser@(nospam)spencedriscoll.com
"Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:ZVCtFzFlFHA.326@cs-news...
| Quote: | Try it out! You don't have to be within term server to try it. Any old
GoldMine shortcut will do. It won't hurt anything. :)
Mainly it's things like AP scanning, reports, global replace, etc.
--
Doug Castell
Castell Computers
Los Angeles, CA
(310)601-4738
http://www.castellcomputers.com
"Brandon Moser" <brandon_moser@nospam.spencedriscoll.com> wrote in message
news:FoXmnDFlFHA.359@cs-news...
Doug,
I am curious about the "/t" option. We are running term serv and have had
some issues with users being "kicked" out. We are on a SQL backend, so
maintenance is done each night. I am curious what items are removed when
using this option.
Thank,
--
Brandon Moser
IT Manager
Spence, Driscoll & Company, Inc.
brandon_moser@(nospam)spencedriscoll.com
"Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:Ii8z479kFHA.326@cs-news...
shocked, betrayed stare>GASP!</shocked, betrayed stare
Here are the ones I know off the top of my head:
/u: pass the username
/p: pass the password
/b: pass a folder in which remote installation files reside. Legacy
feature, no longer applicable(?)
/c: pass a folder in which contact files reside: example:
/c:c:\apps\goldmine\common\
/t: 'thin client mode'. removes a number of bandwidth-heavy
operations.
most appropriate for thin client users (thin bandwidth network/vpn,
graphon,
term server)
/m: pass a recorded goldmine macro number to run
/s: run in silent server mode. options include /s:DDE and
/s:GOLDSYNC
I seem to recall that there are some for passing the sysdir and
golddir,
but
I can't seem to figure them out. A bit of testing would be in order...
Just use a shortcut to a real goldmine, put in a /u: and /p: with
proper
login info and add a /?:d:\invalidpath\ and see when you get an error
saying
it can't find d::\invalidpath\cal.dbf... :)
--
Doug Castell
Castell Computers
Los Angeles, CA
(310)601-4738
http://www.castellcomputers.com
"DJ Hunt" <DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com> wrote in message
news:hBO7D35kFHA.250@cs-news...
"Doug Castell" <doug@castellcomputers.com> wrote in message
news:A$PCCr4kFHA.348@cs-news...
/c: will allow you to select a contact file for opening. These are
most-definitely in the hacker's guide. Not sure what page tho
Embarrassed Blush>> Actually, they are not. I do not cover shortcut
commandline parameters in The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.x.
/Embarrassed
Blush
--
The Hacker's Guide to GoldMine 6.7 -
http://www.dj-hunt.com/hg_toc3.htm
One-on-One GoldMine Technical Support ( Fee Based Service ) -
http://www.dj-hunt.com/gm_tech_support.htm
DJ Hunt
Phone: (978)342-3333
Email: DJ.Hunt@DJ-Hunt.com
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