mcompile utility command syntax summary

The mcompile utility command is used to compile maps.

The .mms file is a required field and is the name of the map source file that needs to be compiled. The map source file can have any number of executable maps in it. The executable maps shall be defined as a map for which all sources and targets have the minimum amount of information specified for the actual source or target of data for that card's data. If the full path of the map source file name is not specified, the mcompile utility command will search for the map source file in the current directory. If the .mms file is not specified, the Not a valid command line - map source file name should be given for the command error message will display on the console.

The executable map name is the only option in the mcompile utility command that is case sensitive. The following is the syntax of the mcompile utility command:

mcompile <.mms file> -L [-DP | -TX]
   - or -
mcompile <.mms file> -A 
   [-K] [-E] [-NO]
   [-DP] [-TX]
   [-P <platform>[;<platform>[;...]]]
   [-O <.mmc file name/location>]
   [-R <.mme file name/location>]
   [( -LOG [.
     | <log file name/location>] 
     [-FAIL] [-VERBOSE] [-APPEND])
   | -NOLOG]
   - or -
mcompile <.mms file> 
     <executable map>
   [-E] 
   [-NO]
   [-P <platform>[;<platform>[;...]]]
   [-O <.mmc file name/location>]
   [-R <.mme file name/location>]
   [( -LOG [.
     | <log file name/location>] 
     [-FAIL] [-VERBOSE] [-APPEND])
   | -NOLOG]