Depending on your operating system, the Teradata Named Pipes Access Module can be either a shared library, a shared object, or a dynamic link library. To use the Teradata Named Pipes Access Module with a Teradata utility you must reference the file name in your job script. The following table lists the Teradata Named Pipes Access Module name to use as the AXSMOD name specification in your Teradata utility job script.
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Operating System |
Teradata Parallel Transporter Version |
Named Pipes Access Module |
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Linux |
Shared library file called np_axsmod.so |
Shared library file called np_axsmod.so |
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UNIX |
HP‑UX PA‑RISC |
Shared library file called np_axsmod.sl |
Shared library file called np_axsmod.sl |
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HP‑UX IA64 |
Not Available |
Shared library file called np_axsmod.so |
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IBM‑AIX |
Shared object file called np_axsmod.so |
Shared object file called np_axsmod.so |
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Solaris on SPARC system |
Shared object file called np_axsmod.so |
Shared object file called np_axsmod.so |
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Solaris on AMD Opteron system |
np_axsmod.so |
np_axsmod.so |
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Windows |
Dynamic link library file called |
Dynamic link library file called np_AXSMOD.dll |
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