Command Line arguments are text strings supplied at run time
which are substituted into the text of the job.
Arguments are substituted into the command file wherever
it has a
$i
string where
ian integer indicating which argument to insert.
How specified
Arguments may be placed on the
command line
after the file name,
or on the
job control line
(optional first line of the job), on the end of the line
after the qualifier
!ARGS
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Example
The command line
ASReml -r2w500 myjob alpha beta gamma
could be run as
ASReml myjob
if the first line of
myjob.as
reads
!RENAME 2 !WORKSPACE 500 !ARGS alpha beta gamma
and would run the job twice. The first run would produce output files
myjobalphabta.*
and would substitute
alpha
for
$1,
and
beta
for
$2.
The second run would produce output files
myjobalphagmma.*
and would substitute
alpha
for
$1,
and
gamma
for
$2.