Syntax summary for tbcconv

The tbcconv utility command is used to convert certain objects that are sized in bytes to be sized in characters.

None of the options in the tbcconv utility command are case sensitive. The following is the syntax of the tbcconv utility command:

tbcconv <.mtt file>
      [-P]
      [-R  [<.dbe file name/location >]]
      [( -LOG [.
       | <log file name/location >] 
       [ -FAIL][-VERBOSE][-APPEND])
      | -NOLOG]

The bytes-to-character schema conversion utility expects to find a schema (.mtt) file present after the tbcconv utility command when other options are also specified. Therefore, if you do not specify an .mtt file but you do specify options, the bytes-to-character conversion utility will try to interpret the first option it encounters as an .mtt file. It will fail and display a message on the console that it could not find an .mtt file.