Execution command overriding a database target example

Suppose you want to run the map multitran.hp, overriding some of the settings for the fourth output card, which is a database target.

Use the following command:

/install_dir/bin/dtx /install_dir/maps/multitran.hp -G 
-OD4R5:3B `-TRACE ERROR'

Option	Description
`multitran.hp`	This specifies the name of the map to be executed.
`-G`	All item properties (including size, presentation, and restrictions) are fully validated.
-OD4R5:3B `...'	This overrides the default settings compiled into the map using the database target for the data of output card #4 (`-OD4`) as follows: Value Description R5:3 If the database resource is unavailable, attempt to make the connection five more times at three-second intervals. B If the map does not complete successfully, roll back any changes made to the database table. `-TRACE ERROR' Generates an adapter trace file containing error information only.

Option

Description

multitran.hp

This specifies the name of the map to be executed.

-G

All item properties (including size, presentation, and restrictions) are fully validated.

-OD4R5:3B `...'

This overrides the default settings compiled into the map using the database target for the data of output card #4 (-OD4) as follows:

Value: Description
R5:3: If the database resource is unavailable, attempt to make the connection five more times at three-second intervals.
B: If the map does not complete successfully, roll back any changes made to the database table.
`-TRACE ERROR': Generates an adapter trace file containing error information only.

For more information about execution commands, see the Execution Commands documentation.