mcompile utility command on Linux platform

The syntax summary for the mcompile utility command on Linux platform.

Syntax

The following is the syntax for the mcompile utility command on Linux platform:


mcompile <mms filename> [<executable map name> -O <compiled map file name>|-A|-L] [-P [WINDOWS;LINUX;AIX; ZOS; ZLINUX; PLINUX]]

<mms filename>: map source file, contains design of the maps, does not support wild characters.

<executable map name>: executable map name from the mms file, does not support wild characters.

-A: compile all maps in the specified mms file, the name of the compiled file name will be generated automatically <full path to mms name>.<executable map name>.mmc.

-O <compiled map file name>: the specified executable map will be compiled as specified.

-L List: All executable maps from the specified map source file.

The following are the examples of the mcompile utility command on Linux platform:

  1. Compile processCVSDelimited:

    >mcompile /myfolder/delimited.mms processCVSDelimited -O /mymmcfolder/delimited.mms.processCVSDelimited.aol -P LINUX;WINDOWS

  2. Compile processTABDelimited and processCVSDelimited, will generate two compiled map files, /myfolder/delimited.mms.processCVSDelimited.mmc and /myfolder/delimited.mms.processTABDelimited.mmc:

    >mcompile /myfolder/delimited.mms -A -P LINUX;WINDOWS

  3. List executable maps present in the mms file:

    >mcompile /myfolder/delimited.mms -L