OCSETUP ? | /h | /help> OCSETUP[/uninstall] [/passive] [/unattendfile: ] [/quiet] [/norestart] [/log: ] [/x: ] /?, /h, /help - Display help information. - Name of component to be installed or uninstalled. [/uninstall] - Uninstall the component. Installation is default. [/passive] - Unattended mode, progress only. [/unattendfile: ] - Non-default configuration parameters, implies /passive. See component documentation for details. [/quiet] - Quiet mode, no user interaction. [/norestart] - Do not restart the machine, even if required to complete setup. [/log: ] - Non-default log file location. [/x: ] - Extra parameters to be supplied to the underlying installer. See component documentation for details.
ObjectId - ObjectId to display or to add display name GroupId - decimal GroupId number for ObjectIds to enumerate AlgId - ...
OBJECTID Commands Supported - query Query the object identifier set Change the object identifier delete Delete the object ...
Obscured or implied sexual acts and visible sexual touching in an artistic, medical, educational, sports or news context. ...
Obscured or implied sexual acts, visible sexual touching, and passionate kissing in any context. Explicit sexual context ...
OCSETUP OCSETUP /uninstall /passive /unattendfile: /quiet /norestart /log: /x: /?, /h, /help - Display help information. ...
OCSP Responder Services did not process an extremely long request from %1. This may indicate a denial-of-service attack. ...
OCSP Revocation Provider successfully updated the revocation information. CA Configuration ID: %1 Base CRL Number: %2 Base ...
ODBC Logging provides infrastructure that supports logging Web server activity to an ODBC-compliant database. With a logging ...
Of %1 files within %2 directories %3 are compressed and %4 are not compressed. %5 total bytes of data are stored in %6 bytes. ...