-allArgs
Specifies the arguments passed to the process being started. All remaining arguments on the command line are consumed by this command.
-args arguments to pass to process.
Example: -allArgs weebles wobble but they don't fall down
-arg
Specifies an argument to be passed to the process being started
/arg argument to pass to process. Enclose in quotes if any whitespace.
Examples:
-arg webbles
-arg "webbles wobble"
-arg webbles -arg wobble -arg but -arg "they don't fall down"
-directory
Specifies the startup directory for the process being started
-dir directory. Enclose in quotes if any whitespace.
Examples:
-dir e:\om\c\
-dir "e:\om\c path with spaces\"
-process
Specifies the process that will be monitored
-process processId
Example: -process 1344
-minidump
Specifies the minidump that will be loaded
-minidump path-to-minidump. Enclose in quotes if any whitespace.
Examples:
-minidump e:\om\c\test\release\test.dmp
-minidump "e:\om\c\test path with spaces\release\test.dmp"
-program
Specifies the executable that will be started
-program path-to-executable. Enclose in quotes if any whitespace.
Examples:
-program e:\om\c\test\release\test.exe
-program "e:\om\c\test path with spaces\release\test.exe"
If you specify the file without a path then:
•If you used -directory to set a startup directory then the filename in that directory is used if it exists
•Otherwise, the directories in the PATH environment variable are used to look for the filename
-session
Specifies the saved session that will be loaded. The session file was previously saved using Save Session.
-session path-to-session-file. Enclose in quotes if any whitespace.
Examples:
-session e:\om\c\test\release\test.vvm
-session "e:\om\c\test path with spaces\release\test.vvm"
File extensions
32 bit session files have extension vvm.
64 bit session files have extension vvm_x64.
