Context Filter
You use a context filter to specify the design categories to be analyzed, for example Forms or Shared Actions. You cannot use context filters to specify particular elements within a category; all elements within the category will be processed.
The following table defines the syntax to use for each category when you define the context filter parameter in a script call. For example, to analyze only the Forms, Subforms and Folders in a database, you would enter "-fm-sf-fl". The string is not case-sensitive.
| Category | Syntax |
|---|---|
| Agent | -ag |
| Applet | -ap |
| Component | -co |
| Composite Application | -ca |
| Custom Control | -cc |
| Data Connection | -dc |
| Database Icon | -ic |
| Database properties | -* |
| Database script | -ds |
| DB2 Data Access Views | -dv |
| File Resource | -fi |
| Folder | -fl |
| Form | -fm |
| Frameset | -fr |
| Help About | -ha |
| Help Using | -hu |
| Image | -im |
| Navigator | -na |
| Outline | -ou |
| Page | -pa |
| Profile Documents | -pr |
| Replication Formula | -rf |
| Script Library | -sl |
| Shared Action | -ac |
| Shared Column | -sc |
| Shared Field | -sh |
| Style Sheet | -ss |
| Subform | -sf |
| Theme | -th |
| V3 Macro | -v3 |
| View | -vi |
| Webservice Consumer | -wc |
| Webservice Provider | -ws |
| Wiring Properties | -wp |
| XPage | -xp |