import v0.3

docs/citydb-tool/import.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The **import** command imports one or more CityGML or CityJSON files into the 3D
 
 ## Usage
 
-To import your files to the 3D City Database it is necessary to give along the information for the connection. Look up [Database connection] (./db-connection.md) for further information.
+To import your files to the 3D City Database it is necessary to give along the information for the connection. Look up [Database connection](db-connection.md) for further information.
 
 Use `citydb import citygml [OPTIONS] <file>` to import one or more citygml files from a directory into the database.
 
@@ -19,8 +19,10 @@ The command provides a range of [OPTIONS] to adapt the import process.
 
 ### Options Table
 
-OPTION / Command | discription
+OPTION / command | discription
 ------------ | -------------
+`@<filename>...` | One or more argument files containing options.
+`<file>...` | One or more files and directories to process (globpatterns allowed).
 `--input-encoding= <encoding>` |  Encoding of input file(s).
 `--fail-fast` | Fail fast on errors.
 `--temp-dir= <dir>` | Store temporary files in this directory.
@@ -33,3 +35,12 @@ OPTION / Command | discription
 `--pid-file=<file>` | Create a file containing the process ID.
 `--plugins=<dir>` | Load plugins from this directory.
 `--use-plugins=<plugin[=true|false][,<plugin[=true|false]...]` | Enable or disable plugins with a matching fully qualified class name (default: true).
+
+
+### Better Practice
+
+You can use an textfile to combine and outsource commands and the link to the config.json to keep a better overwiew of issued commands. Save the textfile in the same folder as the config.json.
+
+```bash
+citydb import citygml <file> @options.txt
+```