-NQ Option to DSEE Commands: -nq Suppresses a command's requests for commentary and verification. Format -nq Description Like the -nc option, the -nq option suppresses displays of edit panes by DSEE commands. However, -nq goes one step further: it also suppresses prompts for yes or no answers as well. When you append -nq to a command that, by default, asks you a yes-or-no question, the DSEE facility assumes an appropriate answer and executes the command. For example, if you issue the delete task command with -nq, rather than display information about the task you want to delete and ask you "Is this the task you wish to delete?" the DSEE facility doesn't issue the prompt, assumes your answer would be yes, and deletes the task. If, on the other hand, you issue create monitor with the -nq option, the DSEE facility assumes a no answer to the question "Do you want to edit the monitor at this time?" The -nq option is very useful in DSEE command files. It turns off almost all prompting for information; therefore, if you append -nq to each command in a command file that prompts for information, execution of the command file needn't be interactive. While all commands recognize the -nq option, only those that, by default, display edit panes and/or ask for yes or no answers are affected by the option. Commands that prompt you for any other information do so even when you include the -nq option. For example, the edit task command issued with -nq still invokes the task editor, because the command itself is inherently interactive.