## Command Section

### About This Section

This section allows you to do the following:

- Add an executable workbench command to a step or sub-step
- Remove an executable workbench command from a step or sub-step
- Edit the properties of an executable workbench command added to a step or sub-step

This section is accessible by selecting a step or sub-step node in the Content section.

### Section Fields

This section contains the following fields:

Label | Type | Name | Description | Required
Command | Combo Box | Workbench Command | Select a recently added workbench command from this field to add a command to a step or sub-step. Select <none> to remove a command from a step or sub-step. Note: A command cannot be added to a step that contains sub-steps. This field is globally populated and synchronized with all commands recently added to all steps and sub-steps. Use the Browse... button to select new workbench commands. | No
Parameters | Table | Workbench Command Parameters | This non-editable field shows the applicable parameters for a workbench command selected in the Command combo box. Each row represents one command parameter or key-value pair. The first column lists command parameter keys and the second column lists command parameter values. To edit the parameters of a selected workbench commands, click the Browse... button. | No

### Section Actions

This section provides the following actions:

Label | Type | Name | Description
Browse... | Button | Browse Workbench Commands | Click this button to launch the Command Composer Dialog. This dialog allows you to browse, test and select new executable workbench commands to add to a step or sub-step. The dialog also allows you to edit applicable parameters for selected workbench commands.

### Representation

A step with a command is represented in the Cheat Sheet view as follows:

A sub-step with a command is represented in the Cheat Sheet view as follows:

### Relevant Links

- Commands
- Command Composer Dialog
- Content Section
- Step Section
- Sub-Step Section