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The script already passes any arguments to the WASPreUpgrade program as &quot;$@&quot; at the end of the last line.<br />
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Just add the argument(s) to the command line.
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The script already passes any arguments to the WASPreUpgrade program as "$@" at the end of the last line.

Just add the argument(s) to the command line.

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is &quot;$@&quot; only goes for &nbsp;WASPreUpgrade or for the other two application too(WSLauncher, WSPreLauncher)? thanks.
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is "$@" only goes for  WASPreUpgrade or for the other two application too(WSLauncher, WSPreLauncher)? thanks.

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also, the WASPreUpgrade is not being run from the command line but from a different script. so can I just add the argument at the end aftger &quot;$@&quot;? <br />
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thanks,
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also, the WASPreUpgrade is not being run from the command line but from a different script. so can I just add the argument at the end aftger "$@"?

thanks,

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I have a script was not sure what does it do:<br />
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&quot;$JAVA_HOME/bin/java&quot; \<br />
&nbsp; &quot;$OSGI_INSTALL&quot; &quot;$OSGI_CFG&quot; \<br />
&nbsp; $EXTRA_X_ARG \<br />
&nbsp; $CONSOLE_ENCODING \<br />
&nbsp; -Dcom.ibm.websphere.migrat<wbr />ion.server<wbr />Root=&quot;$WAS<wbr />_HOME&quot; \<br />
&nbsp; -Dws.ext.dirs=&quot;$WAS_EXT_DI<wbr />RS&quot; \<br />
&nbsp; -Dwas.install.root=$WAS_HO<wbr />ME \<br />
&nbsp; -Duser.install.root=$USER_<wbr />INSTALL_RO<wbr />OT \<br />
&nbsp; $PERF_JVM_OPTIONS \<br />
&nbsp; $WAS_LOGGING \<br />
&nbsp; $EXTRA_D_ARG \<br />
&nbsp; -classpath &quot;$WAS_CLASSPATH&quot;:&quot;$WAS_HOM<wbr />E&quot;/derby/l<wbr />ib/derby.j<wbr />ar com.ibm.wsspi.bootstrap.WS<wbr />PreLaunche<wbr />r \<br />
&nbsp; -nosplash &nbsp;-application com.ibm.ws.bootstrap.WSLau<wbr />ncher com.ibm.ws.migration.WASPr<wbr />eUpgrade &quot;$@&quot;<br />
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the reason I am asking is that I want to run the command WASPreUpgrade with an argument. where do I add that argument?<br />
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thanks,
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I have a script was not sure what does it do:

"$JAVA_HOME/bin/java" \
  "$OSGI_INSTALL" "$OSGI_CFG" \
  $EXTRA_X_ARG \
  $CONSOLE_ENCODING \
  -Dcom.ibm.websphere.migration.serverRoot="$WAS_HOME" \
  -Dws.ext.dirs="$WAS_EXT_DIRS" \
  -Dwas.install.root=$WAS_HOME \
  -Duser.install.root=$USER_INSTALL_ROOT \
  $PERF_JVM_OPTIONS \
  $WAS_LOGGING \
  $EXTRA_D_ARG \
  -classpath "$WAS_CLASSPATH":"$WAS_HOME"/derby/lib/derby.jar com.ibm.wsspi.bootstrap.WSPreLauncher \
  -nosplash  -application com.ibm.ws.bootstrap.WSLauncher com.ibm.ws.migration.WASPreUpgrade "$@"


the reason I am asking is that I want to run the command WASPreUpgrade with an argument. where do I add that argument?

thanks,

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