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Starting an interview from the command line
Syntax
IPlayerConsole [packagefile.dpz] [/confirm] [/summary]
[/cluster <clustername>] [/user <username>] [/password <password>]
[/project <projectname>] [/entrymode <entrymode>]
[/batch <batchname>]
  [/StartInterview [/Serial <serial>|/RespondentID <respondentid>]]
  [/CloseOnEndOfInterview]
[/help]
Command line switches
/confirm
Indicates whether to display the confirmation dialog prior to installing the deployment package (.dpz) file.
/summary
Indicates whether to display the summary dialog after installing the deployment package (.dpz) file.
/cluster <clustername<
Specifies the user login cluster (the local cluster is the default setting). The value is case sensitive.
/user <username>
Specifies the login user.
/password <password>
Specifies the login user’s password.
/project <projectname>
Specifies the project to be opened.
/entrymode <entrymode>
Specifies the active entry mode after the project is opened. The entry mode value must be one of these:
Interview: Live interview entry
Initial: Initial data entry
Full: Full verification mode
Partial: Partial verification entry
/batch <batchname>
Specifies the active batch after the project is opened.
/StartInterview [/Serial <serial>|/RespondentID <respondentid>]
/StartInterview
Starts a new interview. This option works with projects without a sample.
/StartInterview /Serial <serial>
Restarts an interview, specified by its serial number. This option works with projects without a sample.
/StartInterview /RespondentID <respondentid>
Starts (or restarts) an interview for the specified respondent. This option works with projects with a sample.
/CloseOnEndOfInterview
Closes UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer after the interview has been completed.
/help
Displays the help message.
See also
Importing a project
Opening a project
Starting an interview in Console