1    /ATTRIBUTES

       /ATTRIBUTES=attribute-list

    This qualifier is valid when /DESTINATION or /SOURCE is COMMA,
    and in such cases either /ATTRIBUTES=attribute-list or /HEADER
    must be specified. This option specifies the LDIF file attributes
    to be written to or read from the comma-separated fields file.

2    /DEBUG

       /DEBUG
       /NODEBUG (default)

    The option enables debugging.

3    /DELTA

       /DELTA
       /NODELTA (default)

    These qualifiers are valid when /DESTINATION=TRUELDIF, and
    control the interpretation of the source LDIF file and hence what
    is generated as the corresponding output true LDIF file. /DELTA
    tells PMDF that the LDIF file entries should be interpreted
    as delta (add) entries; /NODELTA tells PMDF that the LDIF file
    entries should be interpreted as absolute entries.

4    /DESTINATION

       /DESTINATION=keyword

    Valid keywords are A1, CCMAIL, COMMA, DDS, FF, LDAP, LDIF, MSMAIL
    (a synonym for FF), and TRUELDIF. Either this qualifier or the
    /SOURCE qualifier must be specified with a non-LDIF keyword
    value. If /DESTINATION is not explicitly specified, the default
    is /DESTINATION=LDIF.

5    /DN

       /DN=attribute-list

    This qualifier is valid-and indeed mandatory-in conjunction with
    /SOURCE=COMMA. This mandatory option specifies the attributes to
    use for constructing a distinguished name.

6    /DOMAIN

       /DOMAIN=cc-domain

    This qualifier is valid when /SOURCE=CCMAIL. This optional
    qualifier specifies the pseudodomain name associated with the
    cc:Mail users.

7    /FNF

       /FNF
       /NOFNF (default)

    This qualifier is valid in conjunction with /SOURCE=CCMAIL. This
    option controls whether entries will be generated in "Last,
    First" format or in "First Last" format. The default is "Last,
    First" format.

8    /HEADER

       /HEADER
       /NOHEADER (default)

    This qualifier is valid in conjunction with /DESTINATION=COMMA
    or /SOURCE=COMMA, and in such cases either /HEADER or
    /ATTRIBUTES=attribute-list must be specified. This qualifier
    specifies whether a "header" line containing attribute names is
    to be read from or written to the comma-separated fields file.

9    /OPTION

       /OPTION=file-spec

    When the source or destination is A1 or LDAP, then this option
    is mandatory. This option specifies the file from which to read
    option settings such as password, etc.. For instance, if there
    is a channel that normally performs the A1 or LDAP extraction
    or updating, and the PMDF DIRSYNC/CONVERT command is being
    executed manually to do a manual extract or update, specifying
    /OPTION=channel-option-file can be appropriate.

10    /REBUILD

       /REBUILD
       /NOREBUILD (default)

    When the destination is DB, this option can be used to specify a
    list of databases which should be rebuilt from scratch (all prior
    existing entries deleted), rather than merely updated.

11    /SCOPE

       /SCOPE=keyword

    This qualifier is valid in conjunction with /SOURCE=DDS. This
    option controls the DDS search scope. Allowed values are LOCAL,
    WORLD, or CACHE.

12    /SOURCE

       /SOURCE=keyword

    Valid keywords are A1, CCMAIL, COMMA, DDS, FF, LDAP, LDIF, MSMAIL
    (a synonym for FF), and TRUELDIF. Either this qualifier or the
    /DESTINATION qualifier must be specified with a non-LDIF keyword
    value. If /SOURCE is not explicitly specified, the default is
    /SOURCE=LDIF.

13    /SPACE

       /SPACE=substitution-character

    This qualifier is valid in conjunction with /DESTINATION=COMMA or
    /SOURCE=COMMA. This optional qualifier specifies the character
    used in the LDIF file in place of the space character in
    attribute names (since space is not a legal character in an LDIF
    attribute name). If the /HEADER qualifier is being used, then
    the resulting "header" line written to the comma-separated output
    file will contain the space character in place of any occurrences
    of the character specified with /SPACE in the attribute names.

14    /VERBOSE

       /VERBOSE=value

    The qualifier is valid in conjunction with /SOURCE=LDAP or
    /DESTINATION=LDAP. value is an integer specifying the level of
    verbosity.