To answer this question, we need to understand the EXPORT parameter and its subcommands.
The EXPORT parameter is used in various programming languages and tools to specify how data should be exported or saved. It typically has several subcommands that can be used to modify its behavior.
Let's go through each option to determine which one is not a subcommand of the EXPORT parameter:
Option A) ERASE / NOERASE - This option is a valid subcommand of the EXPORT parameter. It is used to specify whether existing data should be erased before exporting or not.
Option B) INHIBITSOURCE / NOINHIBITSOURCE - This option is a valid subcommand of the EXPORT parameter. It is used to specify whether source code or references to the source code should be included in the exported data or not.
Option C) NOINHIBITSOURCE / INHIBITSOURCE - This option is not a valid subcommand of the EXPORT parameter. It seems to be a combination of two existing subcommands, but it is not a recognized subcommand itself.
Option D) TEMPORARY / PERMANENT - This option is a valid subcommand of the EXPORT parameter. It is used to specify whether the exported data should be temporary or permanent.
Based on the above analysis, it is clear that Option C is not a subcommand of the EXPORT parameter. Therefore, the correct answer is C.