Specifying Properties on the Command Line

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Last updated: Jan 03, 2012 by AnonymousVersion comment
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You can specify individual properties on the command line, using the syntax

/property:<name>=<value>

 or

/p:<name>=<value>

Only property types which support conversion to and from string can be assigned in this way.

 You can include multiple instances of the /property switch on the command line to define multiple properties in this way.

If you specify both a property set XML file and a property value on the command line, the property value will override any setting in the property set XML file.