> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://bitpicky.gitbook.io/dbt-sugar/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://bitpicky.gitbook.io/dbt-sugar/commands/dbt-sugar-audit/audit-cli-reference-full-list.md).

# audit CLI reference (full-list)

### Model Name:

You can target a specific model by passing the `-m/--model` argument followed by the name of the dbt model that you want to audit like so: `dbt-sugar -m orders`

### Syrup

The `--syrup` argument controls the configuration you wish dbt-sugar to use (see [how to configure your `sugar_config.yml`](/dbt-sugar/installation-and-configuration/configuration/sugar-config.md)). Normally, you will have specified a **default syrup** in your `sugar_config.yaml` but you may want to override it on-demand. To do so, you can pass `--syrup maple_syrup` on the `dbt-sugar audit` CLI call and dbt-sugar will use this config for that specific run instead of your default one. **Note: if you have not set up a default syrup, dbt-sugar will error and demand that you define one or pass it via the CLI for each use (see** [**sugar\_config setup**](/dbt-sugar/installation-and-configuration/configuration/sugar-config.md)**)**.


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