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Using Command Line for Mapping and Translation - Sterling Gentran:Server for Microsoft Windows

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Abstract

This white paper will demonstrate how to compile a map and to translate a data file using a command line prompt when using Sterling Gentran:Server for Microsoft Windows.

Content

Invoking translation for Gentran:Server for Microsoft Windows using a command line is a simple way to test maps without the GUI interface of Gentran:Server Microsoft Windows. Invoking translation from a command line can be a helpful tool for testing maps on a system prior to moving the maps into production.

Note: Invoking translation from a command line is not supported when running in a production environment. The command line functionality of the translator for Gentran:Server for Microsoft Windows is intended to be used only as a testing tool.

White Paper-TX32_Mapper_Command Line options.pdfWhite Paper-TX32_Mapper_Command Line options.pdf

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Document Information

Modified date:
17 June 2018

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swg27022738

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