Default switches for Fixup, Updall, Compact console command?

If I issue a maintenance command at the console, what switch is being used? What is the default?

*** l updall “database” does WHAT?

-V Update: All built views

-F Update: Full text indexes

-X Rebuild: Full-text indexes only

-R Rebuild: All used views

-A Update database configurations: Incremental

-B Update database configurations: Full

*** l fixup “database” does WHAT?

-I Scan only since last fixup

-F Scan all documents

-Q Perform quick fixup

-V Exclude views

-N Don’t purge corrupted documents

-U Optimize user unread lists

-J Fixup transaction-logged databases

-O Fixup open databases

-Z Don’t fixup open databases

-C Verify only

-Y Fixup subdirectories

-y Don’t fixup subdirectories

*** l compact “database” does WHAT?

-D Discard any built view indexes

-R Keep or revert database to previous format

-b In-place

-B In-place with file size reduction

-c Copy-style

-L Copy-style: Allow access while compacting

-i Copy-style: Ignore errors and proceed

-f Document table bitmap optimization: Off

-F Document table bitmap optimization: On

-h Don’t support specialized response hierarchy: Off

-H Don’t support specialized response hierarchy: On

-t Enable transaction logging: Off

-T Enable transaction logging: On

-u Don’t maintain unread marks: Off

-U Don’t maintain unread marks: On

Thanks,

Brian

Subject: Default switches for Fixup, Updall, Compact console command?

Updall (I assume that’s what you mean instead of Update) is -F and -X by default.

Fixup is -I if run on multiple databases and -F if run on a single database.

Compact is -B if you are not using transaction logging and -b if you are.

Subject: RE: Default switches for Fixup, Updall, Compact console command?

Thanks…I looked and couldn’t find the answer.

Brian