3-2Syntax and Conventions for CLI CommandsTo enter subcommand mode, type the first part of anycommand that has subcommands and press Enter. Thecommand you entered replaces the CLI> prompt and becomesthe first part of any subsequent command you enter.For example, to use subcommand mode for the arraycommand:1 Type array at the CLI> prompt, and press Enter.The CLI> prompt changes to _array >.2 Enter valid subcommands, switches, and parameters forany array command and press Enter. For example, tochange the number of array 1 to 2, simply type the followingat the _array > prompt and press Enter:move 1 2To exit subcommand mode, press Enter. (You may have topress Enter more than once to exit subcommand mode.) CLI-unique commandsFor NetWare systems, the following commands are unique tothe CLI in that you use these commands when accessing theCLI from the NetWare server console:– open– close– exit– toggle_more Comments—If the first non-blank character on a line in theCLI is an exclamation point (!), the rest of the line will beignored. You can type comments after the exclamation point.This is particularly useful in scripts where you want tocomment out sections of code.CLI Command SyntaxYou can enter only valid CLI software commands at the commandline prompt.