4.10. Command
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## 4.10. Command

Parameter Name | Data Type | Possible Values | Default
--- | --- | --- | ---
COMMAND | String |  | none

Table 4.11. COMMAND

- Use this parameter to specify which command to execute.

- Give the path to the command, either on the local machine or on the remote machine , as define in the local parameter

- Relative paths can be written simply with the white spaces included. You will need to use quotes (") around the path or command if you are using path fragments (e.g ./ or ../) for the relative path.

- When using absolute paths, use quotes (") around the command or parameter containing the white spaces.

- You need to use quotes for path fragments as for example, instead of

  C:\Program Files\MyProgram\example.exe -data C:\Program Files\MyProgram\ws

  enter:

  "C:\Program Files\MyProgram\example.exe" -data "C:\Program Files\MyProgram\ws"

- In Linux, quotes may be placed around the command and the parameter. Windows cmd.exe can only accept quotes in either the parameter or the command.

- Please bear in mind that strings within quotes are not checked for validity.