MicroStrategy ONE
Symbols
In Command Manager statements, the following symbols are treated as tokens. These symbols have the following effects in a script:
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The semicolon (;) indicates the end of a script statement.
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The double quote (") and the single quote (') are used to enclose identifiers. For example, in the statement LIST MEMBERS FOR USER GROUP "System Administrators"; the phrase System Administrators is an identifier.
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The comma ( ,) separates items in a list. For example, in the statement GRANT SCHEDULEREQUEST, USEOBJECTMANAGER TO USER Developer; the commas separate the privileges being granted.
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The caret (^) functions as an escape character. It causes any other special character that follows it to be treated literally and not interpreted as a special character.
In addition, the colon (:) and slash (/) symbols are not tokens, but are used to separate values in time and date tokens.