Input, output, and user feedback parameters

-i <input_filename>

This subparameter specifies the name of an input file. The format of the input file is .csv. You can use an input file to specify the parameters and values that you want the tool to use when it runs a command.

You can use an input file for any parameter that has command line options. The first line of the input file is a comma-separated list of options that the columns represent. This list can be any non-empty subset of valid options in any order.

For Boolean options, such as -new_user_only, a column value of 0 or FALSE (not case-sensitive) turns off the option. All other values, including an empty value, turn on the option.

For example, you type the following command: besuseradminclient -username admin -password password -find_mail_store_user -i MyInputFile.csv

The MyInputFile.csv input file contains the following information:

-u,-new_user_only
USER1,0
USER2,false
USER3,FALSE
USER4
USER5
USER6, 1
USER7,true
USER8,TRUE
USER9,anything

-o <output_filename>

This subparameter generates an output file containing the results of the command, and specifies the name of the output file.

-password <password>

This subparameter specifies the password of the BlackBerry Administration Service administrator account.

Use this parameter with the -bas_auth or _ad_auth parameter and the -username <user_name> parameter (and the -domain <domain> parameter if you use -ad_auth).

-username <user_name>

This subparameter specifies the user name of the BlackBerry Administration Service administrator account.

Use this parameter with the -bas_auth or _ad_auth parameter and the -password <password> parameter (and the -domain <domain> parameter if you use -ad_auth).

-v <level>

This subparameter specifies the maximum amount of time (in seconds) to wait for a command to complete before the command times out.