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Comments – HP Neoview Release 2.4 Software User Manual

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“operation” (page 57)

“parallel” (page 57)

“rowsetsize” (page 58)

“truncate” (page 60)

job-entry-list

one or more occurrences of job-entry, separated by a comma (,). The last job-entry
should not use the comma separator.

This specifies a list of job entries for the job. Each entry specifies its own source, target, and
a mapping between them.

Each job entry within a job must specify a unique (sourcename, targetname) pair.

For a load operation, if the parallel option is true and multiple job entries specify the same
target, every mapname specified by those job entries must either be the same, or must use
the same targetformat and identical field-mappings.

source sourcename

Specifies the source of data for the job entry. sourcename refers to a source defined in the
sources

section.

For a load operation, the following source types are allowed:

file

named pipe

JMS (Java client only)

For an extract operation, the following source types are allowed:

JDBC (Java client only)

target targetname

Specifies the target of data for the job entry. targetname refers to a source defined in the
sources

section.

For a load operation, the following target types are allowed:

JDBC (Java client only)

For an extract operation, the following target types are allowed:

file

named pipe

map mapname

Specifies a mapping between the source and target. mapname refers to a map defined in the
maps

section.

options job-entry-options

one or more occurrences of job-entry-options, separated by a comma (,). The last
entry-option

should not use the comma separator.

Options defined at the job entry level override global options defined in the options section
and override options defined at the job level. The following job entry options are supported:

“baddatafile” (page 49)

“faileddatafile” (page 54)

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