The Extended-load option is an internal feature described here simply for completeness.
Specifying Extended-load as 'N' instructs the database that traditional Multiload protocol will be used. If this option is specified as 'Y', the extended Multiload protocol may be used. If this option is specified as 'A', the extended Multiload protocol will always be used. See Teradata® MultiLoad Reference, B035-2409.
Connect-type =C (DBOCTYPE) needs to be specified to use this option.
A Utility-data query can be done to determine the Multiload support in the database. See CLIv2 Query Routine.
In this language... | The variable name for Extended-load is... |
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COBOL | EXTENDED-LOAD |
PL/I | EXTENDED_LOAD |
C, C++ | extendedLoad |
IBM Assembler | DBCNIEL |
If... | Then set Extended-load to... |
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the application has indicated no availability for the extended MultiLoad protocol | 'N'
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the application has indicated that it is available for the extended MultiLoad protocol. The database, at its discretion, may use the traditional or extended MultiLoad protocol | 'Y'
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the application has indicated that it is available for the extended MultiLoad protocol and it does not support the traditional MultiLoad protocol | 'A'
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the application has indicated that it is available for the extended MultiLoad protocol Level 2. The database, at its discretion, may use the traditional or extended MultiLoad protocol Level 2 | '2'
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the application has indicated that it is available for the extended MultiLoad protocol Level 2 and it does not support the traditional MultiLoad protocol | 'B'
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The default setting is 'N', the application requests the traditional Multiload protocol be used.
This routine... | Takes the action for Extended-load... |
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DBCHCL | reads and writes (CON; RSUP; IRQ; IWPF) |
Extended-load is used by... | To... |
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applications | write |