About Using ASE With Client Utilities - Teradata Database

Except for the utilities and variables noted in the table that follows, you can use ASE with any utility that uses a standard Teradata Database interface to log on, including:

BTEQ

FastLoad

MultiLoad

Teradata Parallel Transporter

TPump (except for &T)

FastExport

Teradata SQL Assistant (formerly known as Queryman)

Teradata Studio

The exceptions are described in the following table.

Do not use …	With …	Because …
TPump	&T	&T generates a row in AMPUsage for nearly every SQL statement.
PMPC statement	any ASE code	requests generated are not parsed and substituting variables cannot be expanded.
ARC	any ASE code	ARC generates two kinds of requests: SQL type requests that go through the Parser and expand the ASE variables. Direct requests from ARCMAIN to the AMP that bypass the Parser. As a result, substitution variables are not expanded, so the rows in DBC.AMPUsage contain literal ASE codes rather than the expected date, hour, and timestamp values.