Teradata MultiLoad Support Activity Commands
Table 3 lists the Teradata MultiLoad commands that perform support activities.
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Teradata MultiLoad Command |
Function |
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Allows the value of one or more utility variables to be accepted from either a file or an environment variable. |
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Specifies the form of the DATE data type specifications for the Teradata MultiLoad job. |
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Writes messages to the specified destination. |
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ELSE |
Introduces commands and statements that execute when a preceding IF condition is false. See “IF, ELSE, and ENDIF” on page 150. |
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ENDIF |
Delimits the group of Teradata MultiLoad commands that were subject to previous IF or ELSE conditions. See “IF, ELSE, and ENDIF” on page 150. |
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IF |
Introduces a conditional expression whose value initiates execution of subsequent commands. See “IF, ELSE, and ENDIF” on page 150. |
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Disconnects all active sessions and terminates Teradata MultiLoad on the client system. |
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Specifies the LOGON command string to be used in connecting all sessions established by Teradata MultiLoad. |
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Identifies the table to be used to journal checkpoint information required for safe, automatic restart of Teradata MultiLoad when the client or Teradata Database system fails. |
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Identifies the destination of output produced by Teradata MultiLoad support environment. |
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Invokes the specified external source as the current source of commands and statements. |
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Assigns a data type and a value to a utility variable. |
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Suspends operation of Teradata MultiLoad and executes any valid local operating system command. |