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Initialization Commands
Run Script File
Initialization File: scriptfile=filename
Command Line: -scfilename
Default Setting: Not applicable
TeemTalk provides a script language which can be used to automate certain activities
such as logging into remote computers. These commands enable you to specify the
name (and directory path if necessary) of the script file to initialize. The format of the
script file is explained in the chapter Creating A Script File.
Return Script Values In Uppercase
Initialization File: ScriptUppercase=on
Command Line: -su
Default Setting: Values returned in upper and lowercase
By default, script PGET values are returned unabbreviated with essential characters
in uppercase and non-essential characters in lowercase as shown in the Set & Get
Parameters & Values section in the Creating A Script File chapter. For example, the
value "Yes" is returned with the essential character "Y" in uppercase, while the other
characters are in lowercase. If your script requires the entire value to be returned in
uppercase, use this initialization file command or command line option.
Hide Script Parameters
Initialization File: scriptparameter=off
Command Line: -hs
Default Setting: Parameters displayed
These commands will cause the values typed in the Parameters box in the Run
Script dialog box to be displayed as asterisks instead of normal text. This is useful
for security purposes if you need to enter sensitive data such as a password.
ZMODEM Startup
Initialization File: zmodemStartup=on
Command Line: -zm
Default Setting: Off
When ZMODEM startup is enabled, TeemTalk will check incoming data for a remote
ZMODEM startup sequence then automatically start a file transfer using the settings