Qualifier(s):

/[NO]RANGE -[no]range Range checking check box Specifies whether or not range checking will be performed. To perform range checking, the CDF must contain VALIDMIN and VALIDMAX attributes. A variable must also have an entry for each of these attributes in order for range checking to be performed on that variable.

/[NO]FILL -[no]fill Use FILLVAL check box Specifies whether or not fill values are ignored when collecting statistics (using the FILLVAL attribute if it exists).

/OUTPUT=<file-path> -output <file-path> Output edit field If this qualifier is specified, the statistical output is written to the named file. If the named file does not have an extension, .sts (UNIX & Macintosh) or .STS (VMS & MS-DOS ) is appended automatically. If this qualifier is not specified, the output is displayed on the screen.

Macintosh: At the end of this field a button labeled Select is present. When selected, a standard output file dialog is displayed in which the output file may be specified.

/[NO]FORMAT -[no]format Use FORMAT check box Specifies whether or not the FORMAT   attribute is used when displaying variable values (if the FORMAT attribute exists and an entry exists for the variable).

/[NO]PAGE -[no]page Page output check box Specifies whether or not the output is displayed a page (screen) at a time. If the output is directed to a file, paging is not allowed.

/[NO]UPDATE_VALIDS -[no]update_valids Update VALIDMIN/MAX check boxes Specifies whether or not the VALIDMIN and VALIDMAX attribute entry values are updated   for each variable based on the actual minimum and maximum values found (with fill values being ignored if requested). If the VALIDMIN and VALIDMAX attributes do not exist, they are created.

/[NO]UPDATE_SCALES -[no]update_scales Update SCALEMIN/MAX check boxes Specifies whether or not the SCALEMIN and SCALEMAX attribute entry values are updated   for each variable based on the actual minimum and maximum values found (with fill values being ignored if requested). If the SCALEMIN and SCALEMAX attributes do not exist, they are created.

/[NO]UPDATE_MONOTONIC -[no]update_monotonic Update MONOTON check box Specifies whether or not the MONOTONIC attribute entry values are updated for each variable based on the monotonicity found (with fill values being ignored if requested). If the MONOTONIC attribute does not exist, it is created.

/ZMODE=<mode> -zmode <mode> zMode radio buttons   Specifies the zMode   that should be used with the CDF. The zMode may be one of the following:

0
Indicates that zMode should be disabled.
1
Indicates that zMode/1 should be used. (The dimension variances of rVariables will be preserved.)
2
Indicates that zMode/2 should be used. (The dimensions of rVariables having a variance of NOVARY [false] are removed.)

/[NO]NEG2POSFP0 -[no]neg2posfp0 -0.0 to 0.0 check box Specifies whether or not -0.0   is converted to 0.0 by the CDF library when read from a CDF. -0.0 is an illegal floating point value on VAXes and DEC Alphas running OpenVMS.

/REPORT=(<types>) -report "<types>" Report info's/warnings/errors check boxes   Specifies the types of return status codes from the CDF library that should be reported/displayed.

VMS, UNIX, & MS-DOS : <types> is a comma-separated list of zero or more of the following symbols: errors, warnings, or informationals. Note that these symbols can be truncated (e.g., e, w, and i).

/CACHE=<size> -cache <size> Cache size edit field   Specifies the cache size to be used for the CDF's .cdf file (i.e., the only file if a single-file CDF). If omitted, a default cache size as chosen by the CDF library is used. The cache size is the number of 512-byte buffers to be used.