Final answer:
The -Q or -QUIET command enables quiet mode during parsing, suppressing the display of error messages and other notifications. This can be helpful for parsing large files or when using automation scripts.
Step-by-step explanation:
The -Q or -QUIET command in the parser general command represents the option to enable quiet mode during parsing. When this command is used, the parser will suppress or minimize the display of error messages and other notifications during the parsing process.
This can be useful when parsing large files or when automation scripts are being used, as it reduces the amount of output clutter and allows for a more streamlined parsing process.
For example, if you are using the parser to process a file with thousands of entries, enabling the -Q command will prevent the parser from displaying an error message for each entry that fails validation, making it easier to identify and handle the errors in a more efficient manner.