Syntax
The initialization string consists of a series of keyword and value pairs separated by blanks. Each keyword is preceded by a hyphen, and it is not case‑sensitive. The value is either an integer or a string. Keywords can be specified within the initialization string or in a file. See “Access Module Calls” on page 21 for information about specific AXSMOD command or command option syntax for each Teradata utility.
Load Syntax
Export Syntax
where:
Syntax Element |
Description |
bksz <maxMsgSize> |
(Optional) Specifies the maximum message length in bytes. Default value is 32,000. For example: -bksz 1024
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cid <clientID> |
(Optional) Specifies the unique client ID for the connection in a load job. Use with durable subscriptions. For example: -cid clientID
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ckfile <objectName> |
(Optional) Specifies the name of the file that contains checkpoint data from load jobs only. For example: -ckfile sampleCheckpointFile
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dnm <durableName> |
(Optional) Supplies the durable subscriber name for a load job. The subscriber receives all published messages, including the ones published while it is disconnected. For example: -dnm sampleDurableName
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flush <yes/no> |
(Optional) Ensures that all checkpoint data (from load jobs) is written to media. Default value is no. For example: -flush yes
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help |
(Optional) Displays a list of parameter keywords and valid values. For example: -help
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icf <initContextFactoryName> |
(Required) Specifies the class name of the initial context factory. For example: -icf com.ibm.websphere.naming.WsnInitialContextFactory
-icf weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
-icf com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSConextFactory
-icf oracle.jms.AQjmsInitialContextFactory
-icf com.evermind.server.ApplicationClientInitialContextFactory
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latency <seconds> |
Specifies the time delay between receiving a current load message and the next message within a transaction, if transx is greater than 1. Default value is five seconds. For example: -latency 4
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log <logObjectName> |
(Optional) Specifies the name of a log file or STDOUT. All messages received from a queue or topic are displayed in the specified file. Default value is no. For example: -log myLogFile
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logfill <yes/no> |
(Optional) Packs log records to minimize wasted disk space. Default value is yes. -logfill no
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msgtype <messageType> |
Specifies the type of export message. Valid values: For example: -msgtype TEXT
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pack <numberRecordsPerMessage> |
Specifies the number of records per message. For example: -pack 10
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paramfile <objectName> |
(Optional) Supplies the object name for a file that includes more parameters. For example: -paramfile myParmFile
Note: Do not use any blank characters or lines at the end of the paramfile. |
qcf <queueConnectionFactoryName> |
Specifies the name of the queue connection factory. Required if tcf is not specified. For example: -qcf sampleQCF
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qnm <queueName> |
Specifies the queue name. Required if qcf is defined. For example: -qnm myQueue
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qpwd <queue/topicConnectionPassword> |
(Optional) Specifies the password to create the queue or topic connection. For example: -qpwd password
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quser <queue/topicConnectionUsername> |
(Required if qpwd is specified.) Specifies the username for queue or topic connection. For example: -quser userName
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rwait <maxSeconds> |
(Optional) Specifies the wait time in seconds if no load message is immediately available. The default value is 1 second. Valid values for an unlimited wait time are one of the following: For example: -rwait 500
-rwait -1
Note: When you specify RWAIT -1 and a time out value in the utility script, Access Module for JMS returns control to the application at the expiration of the time out value. |
SECURITY_AUTHENTICATION <security_level> |
(Optional) Context property that specifies the security level for data transfer. The behavior is determined by the service provider. Valid values: For example: -SECURITY_AUTHENTICATION none
-SECURITY_AUTHENTICATION simple
-SECURITY_AUTHENTICATION strong
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SECURITY_CREDENTIALS <password> |
(Optional) Context property that specifies the credentials of the principal for authenticating the caller to the service for data transfer. The value depends on the authentication scheme of the service provider. For example, it could be any of the following or more: |
SECURITY_PRINCIPAL <username> |
(Optional) Context property that specifies the identity of the principal for authenticating the caller to the service for data transfer. The format depends on the authentication scheme of the service provider. |
SECURITY_PROTOCOL <type> |
(Optional) Specifies the security protocol for data transfer. The value is a string determined by the service provider, such as ssl. For example: -SERVICE_PROTOCOL ssl
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tcf <topicConnectionFactoryName> |
(Required if qcf is not specified.) Provides the topic connection factory name. For example: -tcf sampleTCF
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tdm <yes/no> |
(Optional) Terminates duplicate load messages. Default value is yes. For example: -tdm no
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tlf <yes/no> |
(Optional) Specifies that a log failure will cause a fatal error. Default value is yes. For example: -tlf no
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tnm <TopicName> |
(Required if tcf is defined.) Specifies the topic name. For example: -tnm myTopic
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transx <numberMessages> |
(Required) Specifies the number of messages in a transaction. For example: -transx 4
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trcl <level><fileName> |
(Optional) Specifies the trace level and file name of diagnostic activities. The trace level record these events: The default trace level is 1. -trcl 4 myFileName
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url <providerUrl> |
(Required) Specifies the JNDI location of the administered objects. For example: -url iiop: //myhost:9001 (from IBM Webshere MQ)
-url t3://myhost:7001 (from BEA WebLogic JMS)
-url file:/support/jms/samplet3 (file system context)
-url opmn:ormi://<hostname>:<opmn-request-port>:<oc4j-instance-name>/<application-name>
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