Syntax of the onload command

The onload command loads data that was created with the onunload command into the database server.


>>-onload--+-------------------------+-------------------------->
           |                     (1) |   
           '-|  -FILE option   |-----'   

>--+---------------------------+-------------------------------->
   |                       (2) |   
   '-| Source Parameters |-----'   

>--+- -d--dbspace--database--+------------------------+-+------->
   |                         '-:--+----------+--table-' |   
   |                              '-owner--.-'          |   
   |                    (3)                             |   
   '-| Create Options |---------------------------------'   

>--+-----------+-----------------------------------------------><
   +- -V-------+   
   '- -version-'

Notes:

Element	Purpose	Key Considerations
-d dbspace	Loads a database or table into the specified dbspace	The tape being loaded must contain the specified database or table.
database	Specifies the name of the database	The database name cannot include a database server name, such as database@dbservername. References: Syntax must conform to the Identifier segment; see Identifier.
owner.	Specifies the owner of the table	The owner name must not include invalid characters. References: For path name syntax, refer to your operating-system documentation.
table	Specifies the name of the table	The table must exist. References: Syntax must conform to the Identifier segment; see Identifier.

The -V option displays the software version number and the serial number. The -version option extends the -V option to display additional information about the build operating system, build number, and build date.