bulk [-<option> . . .]

Executes the same workflow for each file in a list of file names. The names of the files to be processed could be the content of a file system path or read from a log file produced by a previous 'bulk' operation or a merge of the two.

This command does not exist in cmd4.

Options

[-wf] <string>

Name of the configuration holding the workflow description

-path <string>

Name of the file system path containing the files to process. The path can end with a pattern (e.g. ...\MyFolder\*.jpg;*.gif;...) that each file name should match to be processed

-recurse

When using the 'path' option, consider also those that are in sub-folders - up to any depth

-exclude

When using the 'path' option, exclude those that match the specified pattern

-pars <list of name-value pairs in the format 'name1:value1;name2:value2...'; e.g. 'folderId:30;cmd:up' to define a 'folderId' parameter with value 30 and a 'cmd' parameter with value 'up'.>

Additional optional parameters passed to the workflow 'as is'

-in <string>

Input log file name, generated by a previous 'bulk' operation. The files that will be processed are the one with an error log level and the one that were successfully imported that are not changed (i.e. same last write date-time)

-out <string>

Output log file name