Override Keywords: Convert Process
This topic lists the override parameters available for a Convert Process.
- SRCXFFILE
- Override of the Source File for a Convert Process.
- xffile.xf
- Name of the Extract File to be used as the source in the Convert Process. Provide the full path if the file is not in the default directory.
- DSTXFFILE
- Override of the Destination File for a Convert Process.
- xffile.xf
- Name of the Extract File to be used as the destination in the Convert Process. Provide the full path if the file is not in the default directory.
- CFFILE
- Override of the Control File for a Convert Process.
- cffile.cf
- Name of the Control File to be used in the Convert Process. Provide the full path if the file is not in the default directory.
- TMNAME
- Override for the Table Map referenced by the Convert
Process.
- identifier.tablemap name
- Two-part name of an existing Table Map.
- DISROWLIM
- Override for a numeric value to limit the number
of rows discarded during an Convert Request.
- n
- A numeric value to specify the maximum number of rows to extract from a table. Valid values are 1 through 999999.
- COLMAPID
- Override for the default identifier for the Column
Maps included in the Table Map.
- identifier
- The 1 to 8 character identifier.
- COLMAP
- Override for the Column Map name for a specific
table in the Table Map. (A named Column Map can override a local Column
Map.)
- [ [ dbalias . ] cid . ] tablename
- One, two, or three-part tablename. If tablename is not fully qualified, the default qualifier is used.
- [ identifier . ] colmap
- One or two-part name of an existing Column Map.
- DESTQUAL
- Override for the default qualifier for the destination
tables in a Table Map.
- dbalias.creatorid
- The two-part qualifier (DB Alias and Creator ID) for the destination tables.
- DESTTABNAME
- Override for the Source 1 and Source 2 tables in
a Table Map.
- srctabname
- The source table name.
- [ [ dbalias . ] cid . ] desttablename
- One, two, or three-part destination table name. If the table name is not fully qualified, the default qualifier is used.