| -maxLevel |
<level> |
By default, all entries will be dumped to the output
file. Deeply-nested types may result in excessive
output, however. The -maxLevel switch
causes ASN2TXT to stop outputting data after
<level> levels have been processed.
|
| -minLevel |
<level> |
Similar to the -maxLevel option, the
-minLevel option will cause ASN2TXT to
skip outputting top-level data types
<level> levels deep.
|
| -noquotes |
|
By default, ASN2TXT will quote all of the fields to
ensure that they are processed as text by spreadsheet
programs to avoid converting numeric fields into
scientific notation. Using this option suppresses that
behavior. |
| -padfields |
|
ASN2TXT will omit fields that would normally be
duplicated in output files. Using this option will
output these fields. It generally produces larger files,
but is more explicit and may simplify ingesting the
data. |
| -prefix |
|
ASN2TXT will normally output all records to a
predetermined filename based on the module name and PDU.
When the -prefix option is selected, the
output filenames will be prefixed with the input message
filename. |
| -q |
|
This option causes ASN2TXT to operate in a
"quiet" mode more suitable for batch
processes. Informational messages are limited and only
error output will be reported. |
| -s |
<separator> |
By default, ASN2TXT assumes the record separator
will be a comma. When this conflicts with output data
(for example, a field may consist of City,
State), users may use the -s
switch to specify a different separator such as a tab or
pipe. Enclosing the separator in quotation marks is
necessary when using a tab or other whitespace
character. |