RunTest option	Description
	-a[sync]	Runs test asynchronously, does not wait for test completion. This option applies only if -s or -m is given as well. When running tests on a server, RunTest normally makes a synchronous call. If you specify -a, RunTest instead queues the test on the server and returns immediately.
	-ba[ckup]	Writes data buffered in memory to a local temporary file that can be retrieved if the test does not complete execution.
	-h[elp]	Displays instructions on how to use RunTest and exits.
	-info [keywords]	Displays information about the test.
	-lo[g] on | off	Turns test logging on or off.
	-lo[g][logname]	Writes the test information to the specified log filename when you enable global logging with the option -log on. When -lo does not specify a log name, the default log name is TestLog.
	-m[achine] <name>	Runs the test on the named machine. This is functionally similar to specifying s directly on the remote machine.
	-n<umberOfRuns>	Specifies the number of times the test is to be run.
	-o[ptions]	Ignores any arguments following -o and passes them to the TTest object by calling TTest::SetInputs.
	-s[erver] [name]	Runs the test within another test server. The server must be specified by the server name. If you do not provide a name, RunTest uses the named server RemoteTestServer communicating through message streams.
	-st[art]	Starts the test server in its own task and remains active indefinitely (normally RunTest terminates immediately after test completion). You must specify the s option with a server name. This server name uniquely identifies the test server.