To list commands supported by each object use /?, e.g. 'appcmd.exe site /?') General parameters: /? Display context-sensitive ...

Windows 7

(To list commands supported by each object use /?, e.g. 'appcmd.exe site /?')

General parameters:

/?               Display context-sensitive help message.

/text<:value>    Generate output in text format (default).
                 /text:* shows all object properties in detail view.
                 /text: shows the value of the specified
                 attribute for each object.
/xml             Generate output in XML format.
                 Use this to produce output that can be sent to another
                 command running in /in mode.
/in or -         Read and operate on XML input from standard input.
                 Use this to operate on input produced by another
                 command running in /xml mode.
/config<:*>      Show configuration for displayed objects.
                 /config:* also includes inherited configuration.
/metadata        Show configuration metadata when displaying configuration.

/commit          Set config path where configuration changes are saved.
                 Can specify either a specific configuration path, "site",
                 "app", "parent", or "url" to save to the appropriate portion
                 of the path being edited by the command, "apphost", "webroot",
                 or "machine" for the corresponding configuration level.
/debug           Show debugging information for command execution.

Use "!" to escape parameters that have same names as the general parameters,
like "/!debug:value" to set a config property named "debug".

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