Command_Qualifiers

/AUTOSYNCH
  Specifies that a DECwindows session file is to be played, producing
  a new session file with text synchronization added.  Only text seen
  during each playback will be used for synchronization purposes.

/COMMAND
  /COMMAND=DCL-command

  Specifies a command action to be executed before playing a
  DECwindows session file.

/DECWINDOWS
  Specifies that the session file being played is a DECwindows
  session file.

/DISPLAY
  /DISPLAY=screen

  Specifies the display device on which the output is to be
  displayed. For interactive terminal sessions, the default is
  SYS$OUTPUT; for DECwindows sessions, the default is the
  DECwindows server and screen, generally indicated by the
  DECW$DISPLAY logical name.

/INTERACTIVE
  /INTERACTIVE (D)

  Specifies that the session file being played is an interactive
  terminal session file.

/KEYSYM
  Specifies the command key that is used in controlling DECwindows 
  test sessions. The default command key is F9.

  The command key must be in the DECwindows Latin-1 KEYSYM
  encodings. Display the file DECW$INCLUDE:KEYSYMDEF.H with the DCL
  TYPE command to view the list of the Latin-1 KEYSYM keys.

  For example, to use F7 as the command key, enter the following 
  command:

    DTM> PLAY test-name/DECWINDOWS/KEYSYM=F7

/LOG
  /LOG (D)
  /NOLOG

  Controls whether Digital Test Manager displays informational and
  success messages on your screen.

/REALTIME
  /REALTIME
  /NOREALTIME (D)

  Specifies that the speed of interactive terminal session file
  playback is to be based solely on the speed at which it was
  recorded and not on the rate at which the application being
  tested requests input.  This qualifier is useful for testing
  applications that request input before completing processing
  and display of data.

/RESULT_FILE
  /RESULT_FILE=file-specification
  /NORESULT_FILE (D)

  Specifies whether a file is to receive a copy of the output. If
  you specify /RESULT_FILE but do not include a file specification,
  Digital Test Manager places the results in a file named file-name.RES.
  If you specify the /NORESULT_FILE qualifier (the default), the
  session file is played but the output is not saved.