Purpose
The HELP command returns the syntax of all Teradata FastLoad commands and lists the Teradata SQL statements supported by Teradata FastLoad.
Syntax
Usage Notes
Table 34 describes the things to consider when using the HELP command.
Topic |
Usage Notes |
Using the HELP Command |
The HELP command is intended for online use. |
Return Message Symbols |
The HELP command return messages use these symbols: |
Example
The following command example returns a list of Teradata FastLoad commands:
HELP ;
The Teradata FastLoad completion message is:
Listed below is the syntax of each Teradata FastLoad command.
Single‑line commands may be preceded by a [.] or terminated by a [;].
Multi‑line commands must NOT be preceded by a [.] but must be terminated by a [;].
SQL statements must NOT be preceded by a [.] and MUST be terminated by a [;].
AXSMOD name [ "<init‑string>" ] ;
BEGIN LOADING [dbname.]tname1
ERRORFILES [dbname.]errortname1, [dbname.]errortname2
[ CHECKPOINT integer ]
[ INDICATORS ] ;
CLEAR ;
{ INTEGERDATE }
DATEFORM { ‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑ } ;
{ ANSIDATE }
DEF[INE]
[ fieldname (data type [,NULLIF [=] value ]) ...
[,fieldname (data type [,NULLIF [=] value ])] ]
[ { FILE=filename } ]
[ { } ] ;
[ { INMOD=name } ]
END LOADING ;
ERRLIMIT n ;
HELP ;
HELP TABLE tname ;
The INSERT statement has two formats:
1. INS[ERT] [INTO] tname.* ;
2. INS[ERT] [INTO] tname (cname [... ,cname])
VALUES (:fieldname [... ,fieldname]) ;
LOGOFF ;
LOG[ON] [tdpid/] username,password [ , 'acctid' ] ;
{ OFF }
{ ‑‑‑ } [ EXIT [name] [TEXT "string"] ]
NOTIFY { LOW } [ MSG [text] ] ;
{ MEDIUM } [ QUEUE [options] ]
{ HIGH }
OS oscommand ;
QUIT ;
RECORD [startrecordnumber] [THRU endrecordnumber] ;
SESSIONS n|* [ m|* ] ;
{ FORMATTED }
SET RECORD { ‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑ } ;
{ UNFORMATTED }
{ VARTEXT [ c ] [DISPLAY_ERRORS] [NOSTOP] }
{ 0 ‑ 255 }
{ ASCII }
SET SESSION CHARSET { ‑‑‑‑‑ } ;
{ KanjiEUC_0U }
{ KanjiSJIS_0S }
SHOW ;
SHOW VERSION[S] ;
SLEEP n ;
TENACITY n ;
The following DBS/SQL statements are supported by the
FastLoad utility:
CREATE TABLE
DATABASE dbname ;
DEL[ETE] FROM tname [ ALL ] ;
DROP TABLE tname ;
Note: Replace “FILE=” with “DDNAME=” for z/OS.