Command Line Parameters

You can start Infor Production Scheduling from the Command Prompt window.

To start the application:

Launch the Command Prompt window.
Execute Infor Production Scheduling in the command Prompt. An example of the executable path is: C:\Program Files (×86)\Infor\Infor Production Scheduling\AS.exe.

Note: You may have to quote the executable path to escape white spaces.

From the utility page, you can define these parameters:

User

To specify your Infor Production Scheduling user name, use this parameter.

Password

To specify your Infor Production Scheduling password, use this parameter.

Macro

To specify the macro that is run when Infor Production Scheduling is started, use this parameter.

You can use the Lock mode parameter with this parameter.

Model

To switch to the given model, use this parameter.

Disable

To disable specific functions when starting Infor Production Scheduling, use this parameter:

This table shows the functions that you can disable:

Function	Functionality
Startup macro	Disable startup macro, if defined
Exit macro	Disable exit macro, if defined

Lock mode

The LOCKMODE argument is used in combination with the MACRO command line argument. When the LOCKMODE argument is added to the command line parameter, the specified macro is executed in multi-user lock mode. If you execute the macro in lock mode, other users cannot make changes to the model during the macro execution.

Argument: LOCKMODE [=NOLOCK | TAKE]

To execute a macro in lock mode, specify the argument on the command line or specify LOCKMODE = TAKE. The TAKE option allows you to override the model lock, if the model is locked by other users.

You cannot execute the macro in lock mode without the TAKE option, if the model is locked by other users. To execute a macro without lock, do not specify the argument on the command line, or specify LOCKMODE=NOLOCK. The macro is executed normally.

Note:

To use the LOCKMODE argument, the user must have permission to execute the macro.
The LOCKMODE argument only impacts the behavior of the macro specified on the command line. The argument has no impact on the startup or exit macros defined in the model.