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The Niagara console can be stated from the same folder as the niagara install you are using

All commands are typed in the console. 

(path to start the console is according to the brand of software you are using, but will always be located in the bin file) 

• cd   

This command displays and changes the current directory. Type cd <directory name> to

change to a specific directory. Type cd to display the current directory.

• debug

This command turns debug tracing on and off. Type debug on to turn on debug. Type debug

off to turn off debug.

• print

This command prints a message to the output stream. Type print <message> to print the

literal message to the console.

• reset

This command resets the environment to its default state. Type reset to set the environment

to its default state.

• set

This command displays and modifies the environment variables.

• Type to set to display all the environment variables.

• Type set <prefix> to display all the environment variables that start with the specified

prefix.

• Type to set <name>= to remove the “named” variable.

• Type to set <name>=<value> to set the “named” variable to the “value” specified.

• which

This command resolves a filename in a path. Type to which <filename> to find the first occurrence

of the specified “filename”.

The station commands are used with the nre:

The listed parameters and arguments are used with the nre command.

• class

This is a class name or a module:classname to execute.

• args

This is the name of one or more arguments to pass through to main.

The following options may be used with the nre command.

• -version

This option displays the nre version.

• -modules:<x>

This option displays the modules that match the pattern defined by “x”.

• -hosted

This option displays the id for the system host.

• -licenses

This option displays a summary of the license information.

• -props

This option displays a list of the system properties.

• -locale:<x>

This option allows you to set the default locale. For example, to set the default locale to US

English, type: -locale:en_US• -@option

This option allows you to pass the specified option to the Java VM.

• -testheap

This option tests and displays the max heap size.

• -buildreg

This option causes a rebuild of the registry.

 

The wb command starts up an instance of AX Pro.
Use the following syntax with the wb command:

The following parameter may be used with the wb command.

• ORD

This option specifies the ORD of the initial view that you want display when AX or N4

starts up. The options may be used with the wb command.

• -profile

This option specifies the profile to assign when AX or N4 Pro starts up.

• -file:ord

This option specifies the initial file to display when AX or N4 starts up.

• -locale<x>

This option sets the locale on startup.

• -@<option>

This options allows you to pass the specified option to the Java VM.

Syntax for the plat command:  plat <command> <flags> <command-flags>

The commands may be used with plat.

• details

This command displays a configuration summary for a remote host.

• fget

This command gets one or more files from a remote host.

• flist

This command provides file details for a single file, or for all files in a directory.

• ipconfig

This command displays the TCP/IP configuration for a remote host.

• jacejar

This command creates module files that can be run on embedded hosts.

• liststations

This command lists stations that are managed by the platform daemon.

• moduleinstall

This command installs modules to a remote host.

• reboothost

This command requests that a remote platform daemon reboot its host.

• script

This command runs one or more platform commands in a script.

• startstation

This command requests that a platform daemon start a station.

• stopstation

This command requests that a platform daemon stop a station.

• tellstation

This command sends text to the console of a running station.

• watchstation

This command monitors the output of a station.

• installdaemon

This command installs the platform service (Win32 only).

• uninstalldaemon

This command removes the platform service (Win32 only).

This command installs the dialup service (Win32 only).

• unistalldialup

This command removes the dialup service (Win32 only).

The following options may be used with the plat command.

• -usage

plat -usage prints the help listing in the console

plat <command> -usage prints the command specific usage in the console

• -?

• plat -? prints the help listing in the console

• plat <command> -? prints the command specific usage in the console

• -help

• plat -help prints the help listing in the console

• plat <command> -help prints the command specific usage in the console

• -locale:<x>

This option sets the default locale (en_US).

• -@<option>

This option passes the option to the Java VM.

• -buildreg

This option forces a rebuild of the registry.