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UMODE2 -
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USER -
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WHO -
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WHOWAS
BATCH
The BATCH command is used to group multiple commands into a single atomic operation.
Batching Commands
Batches are started with a "+" prefix and ended with a "-" prefix on the batch ID. All commands within a batch MUST be tagged with the batch ID using the batch tag. For example: @batch=abcDEF123 PRIVMSG #channel :Hello
Starting a Batch
Usage: BATCH +<batchid> <type> [<parameters>...]<batchid> An identifier for the batch operation.
<type> The type of batch operation.
<parameters> (Optional) Parameters specific to the batch type.
Ending a Batch
Usage: BATCH -<batchid><batchid> The identifier of the batch to end.
(See section batch Extension of IRCv3)