SortSRS is a fairly esoteric utility. It is an add-on for Funduc Search-Replace.
It tidies *.srs script files by sorting, deduping and general tidying.
It is only of use to users of the Funduc SR bulk Search Replace Utility.

Be careful. Sorting a script may it behave differently since SR
applies the search/replaces in the same order they appear in the *.srs
script file. Make a backup before using SortSRS in case sorting makes the
script stop working.

It sorts the search/replace pairs by search string, using a
case-insensitive sort, i.e. interleaving upper and lower case.
It also sort the path items.

To convert a script file, type:

java -jar C:commindprodsortsrssortsrs.jar myscript.srs

The results replace the old file, so you had better make a backup just in case this is not what you want.

You can also list several files on the command line:

java -jar C:commindprodsortsrssortsrs.jar my.srs C:myscriptsanother.srs

DON'T USE WILDCARDS unless you deeply understand how they work.
Read up on wildcard in the mindprod.com wildcard entry in the
Java glossary.

The -s switch makes all subsequent directories searched recursively to
include all their subdirectories.

e.g.
java -jar C:commindprodsortsrssortsrs.jar -s E:envsrscripts

will fix all *.srs files in the E:envsrscripts directory tree, ignoring
other types of files.

If you have the jar extension set up as executable, you can abbreviate:

C:commindprodsortsrssortsrs.jar .

If you have Jet, that abbreviates even further to

sortsrs.exe .

If this utility is of use to you, possibly the CSVToSRS utility part of
the mindprod.com CSV suite may also be of interest.

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