USAGE:

   Windows
   -------
      java -cp .;JStandardSamples.jar;lib/* QuoteManager.SymbolCheckSample.Main
                [-h <host> -conn <connectionType>] -u <username> -p <password> 
                [-c <conversion> -s <symbols> -fo <failedOnly>]
   Linux
   ------
      java -cp .:JStandardSamples.jar:lib/* QuoteManager.SymbolCheckSample.Main
                [-h <host> -conn <connectionType>] -u <username> -p <password> 
                [-c <conversion> -s <symbols> -fo <failedOnly>]

where

 Arg  Value                 Description
 ---  -----                 ---------------------------------------------------------------
 -h   <host>                Specifies the address to use to connect to the ICE Data Services 
                            network.  
                            
                            For example: cm*.dataservices.theice.com

   -conn <connectionType>   Specifies the type of connection to use with the ICE Data Services
                            network.  Valid values include:
                            
                               0 - SOCKTYPE_LEGACY    Uses a non TLS connection.
                               1 - SOCKTYPE_TLS       Uses a secure/encrypted socket connection.
                               2 - SOCKTYPE_TLS_PLUS  Not yet implemented; reserved for future support.
                            
 -u   <username> (required) The username for the account entitled to receive data from 
                            ICE Data Services. If you do not have one, please contact 
                            your ICE Data Services representative.

 -p   <password> (required) The password for the account entitled to receive data from 
                            ICE Data Services. If you do not have one, please contact 
                            your ICE Data Services representative.

 -c   <conversion>          Indicates the type of conversion to perform.  
                            Valid conversion options include:

                            SYM2CUSIP  provide an instrument to retrieve CUSIPs.
                            CUSIP      provide a CUSIP to retrieve instruments.
                            SEDOL      provide a SEDOL to retrieve instruments.
                            ISIN       provide an ISIN to retrieve instruments.
                            WKN        provide a WKN to retrieve instruments.
                            SYM2MIC    provide an instrument to retrieve MIC codes.
                            OSI21      provide an OSI21 instrument to retrieve instruments.
                            IDCO22     provide an IDCO22 instrument to retrieve instruments.

 -s   <symbols>             The symbol, or symbols, to use for making the request. A single
                            instrument may be entered, or a comma separated list of symbols. 
                            Symbols that include a space must be enclosed in quotes. 
                            For example:

                                -s "IBM 140118P00250000"

                            Multiple symbols must be separated by commas with no spaces.  
                            If one of the symbols contains a space, the entire list must
                            be enclosed in quotes.
                                   
                            note: All symbols must be of the same conversion type. 
                            For example, you may not mix SEDOL requests with CUSIP 
                            requests.

 -fo  <failedOnly>          Print only if the request failed; do not print successful 
                            results. Valid values for this option:
 
                            true   indicates to display the failures only
                            false  indicates to display all results, successful and failed.

                            The default is to display all results.

Note:  If you do not enter values for <host>, <conversion>, <symbols>, or <failedOnly> the
       values listed in the SymbolCheckSample.properties file will be used.  
       <username> and <password> must be entered at the command line.