Other snrfck options include displaying a version number and displaying help text.
You can display the snrfck version by using the -v option.
For example, you enter the following:
snrfck -v
The following returns:
Service Name Redirection Check Utility, $Revision: 1.2 $
You can display Help text in one of the following ways:
Enter snrfck -h.
Enter snrfck and press Enter.
For example, you enter the following:
snrfck -h
The following returns:
snrfck [-v] [-? | -h] [-t [-ofile] ] [ -Ssvc -Uusr -Aappl ] -ifile
where:
-v displays the program version only.
-? or -h displays this help text.
-t activates the test or update capability.
-ofile specifies the output file (this has no effect if -t is not used).
-Ssvc (service), -Uusr (user), -Aappl (application) are optional arguments to test the redirection search.
-ifile specifies the input service redirection file.
In UNIX systems, use the -? argument as follows:
snrfck -\?
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