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Parameter Description
-S percent Compacts all databases with a specified percent of unused space. For example, if you specify 10, databases with 10% or more recorded unused space are compacted. Note that the unused space calculation is not always a reliable measure of unused space.
-D Discards built view indexes. Use this option to compact databases just before you store them on tape, for example. Does copy-style compacting.
-R Compacts databases without converting to the current release file format of the server that stores the databases or reverts databases in the current release file format to the previous release file format. For example, on Domino 6 and more recent servers, this option compacts Domino 5 databases without converting them to the Domino 6 file format and converts Domino 6 databases to the Domino 5 file format. This option uses copy-style compacting.
-b Uses in-place compacting and recovers unused space without reducing the file size, unless there's a pending structural change to a database, in which case copy-style compacting occurs. This is the recommended method of compacting.
-B Uses in-place compacting, recovers unused space and reduces file size, unless there's a pending structural change in which case copy-style compacting occurs. If you use transaction logging, do full database backups after compacting completes.
-c Uses copy-style compacting. Use this option, for example, to solve database corruption problems.
-L Enables users to continue to access databases during compacting. If a user edits a database during compacting, compacting is canceled. This is useful only when copy-style compacting is done.
-i Enables compacting to continue even if it encounters errors such as document corruption. Only used for copy-style compacting.
-f Disables "Document table bitmap optimization" database property. Does copy-style compacting.
-F Enables "Document table bitmap optimization" database property. Does copy-style compacting.
-h Disables "Don't support specialized response hierarchy" database property; in other words, support specialized response hierarchy. Does copy-style compacting.
-H Enables "Don't support specialized response hierarchy" database property; in other words, do not support specialized response hierarchy. Does copy-style compacting.
-t Disables transaction logging.
-T Enables transaction logging. Use Compact - T when a database is open or closed. If you use Compact - T on a database that is closed, logging is enabled but the Compact is not logged until the database is opened; therefore, logging is not available until you reopen the database.
-u Disables "Don't maintain unread marks" database property; in other words, maintain unread marks.
-U Enables "Don't maintain unread marks" database property; in other words, do not maintain unread marks.

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