In addition to running the SuperDAT as is, there are a number of switches that allow you to change the way the executable runs.
SuperDAT files usually have the following naming convention:
SDATnnnn.EXE (where nnnn is a numeric value).
Example: sdat5303.exe
Syntax: sdatnnnn.exe [[/LOGFILE filename] [/SILENT] [/REBOOT] [/PROMPT] [/F] [/E [dir]] [/V] [/ENGINEALL]
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/LOGFILE
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Logs the status into specified file.
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/SILENT
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Runs this utility in silent mode.
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/REBOOT
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Reboots the machine, if required.
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/PROMPT
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Displays the prompt dialog before reboot.
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/E
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Extracts packaged files.
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/V
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Displays SuperDAT package information.
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/F
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Force update of existing version.
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| /ENGINEALL |
Deploy command-line scanner components. |
