Export Operator Events

Teradata Parallel Transporter Reference

Product

Parallel Transporter

Release Number

15.00

Language

English (United States)

Last Update

2018-09-27

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B035-2436

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Product Category

Teradata Tools and Utilities

The Export operator supports notify exit routines. A notify exit routine specifies a predefined action to be performed whenever certain significant events occur during a job, for example, whether a job succeeds or fails, how many records are exported, what the return code is for the failed job, and so on. Only the main instance sends a notify event.

The Export operator job accumulates operational information about specific events that occur during a job. If the Export operator job script includes the NotifyMethod attribute with the Exit method specification, then when the specific events occur, the Export operator calls the named notify exit routine and passes to it:

An event code to identify the event

Specific information about the event

Table 41 lists the event codes and describes the data that the Export operator passes to the notify exit routine for each event. The information in this table is also sent to the system log.

Note: Ensure that notify exit routines ignore invalid or undefined event codes, and that they do not cause the operator to terminate abnormally.

Table 41: Export Operator Notify Event Codes
Event	Event Code	Event Description and Data Passed to the Notify Exit Routine
Initialize	0	Signifies successful processing of the notify feature: Version ID length—4-byte unsigned integer Version ID string—32-character (maximum) array Operator ID—4-byte unsigned integer Operator name length—4-byte unsigned integer Operator name string—32-character (maximum) array User name length—4-byte unsigned integer User name string—64-character (maximum) array Optional string length—4-byte unsigned integer Optional string—80-character (maximum) array Operator handle—4-byte unsigned integer
Teradata Database Restart	9	Signifies that the Export operator received a crash message from the Teradata Database or from the CLIv2: No data accompanies the Teradata Database restart event code
CLIv2 Error	10	Signifies that the Export operator received a CLIv2 error: Error code—4-byte unsigned integer
Teradata Database Error	11	Signifies that the Export operator received a Teradata Database error that will produce an exit code of 12: Error code—4-byte unsigned integer Note: Not all Teradata Database errors cause this event. A 3807 error, for example, while trying to drop or create a table does not terminate the Export operator.
Exit	12	Signifies that the Export operator is terminating: Exit code—4-byte unsigned integer
Export Begin	31	Signifies that the Export operator is about to begin the export task by opening the export file: No data accompanies the export begin event code
Request Submit Begin	32	Signifies that the Export operator is about to submit the SELECT request to the Teradata Database: Request length—4-byte unsigned integer Request text—32,000-character (maximum) array
Request Submit End	33	Signifies that the Export operator has received the response to the SELECT request: Statement count—4-byte unsigned integer Block count—4-byte unsigned integer
Request Fetch Begin	34	Signifies that the Export operator is about to fetch the results of the SELECT request No data accompanies the request fetch begin event code
File or OUTMOD Open	35	Signifies that the Export operator is about to open an output or OUTMOD routine file File name length—4-byte unsigned integer File name—256-character (maximum) array
Statement Fetch Begin	36	Signifies that the Export operator is about to fetch the current statement in a request: Statement number—4-byte unsigned integer Block count—4-byte unsigned integer
Statement Fetch End	37	Signifies that the Export operator has fetched all of the records for the current statement: Record count—4-byte unsigned integer
Request Fetch End	38	Signifies that the Export operator has fetched all of the records for the current request: Records exported—4-byte unsigned integer Records rejected—4-byte unsigned integer
Export End	39	Signifies that the Export operator has completed the export operation and displayed the number of exported records: Records exported—4-byte unsigned integer Records rejected—4-byte unsigned integer
Block Count	40	Signifies that the Export operator has determined the block count: Block count—4-byte unsigned integer This event is only available when the NoSpool mode is used for the answer set.
Statement Fetch End	41	Signifies that the Export operator has fetched all of the records for the current statement: Record count—8-byte unsigned integer This event is only available when the value for the NotifyMethod attribute is set to 'Exit64' or 'ExitEON'.
Request Fetch End	42	Signifies that the Export operator has fetched all of the records for the current request: Records exported—8-byte unsigned integer Records rejected—8-byte unsigned integer This event is only available when the value for the NotifyMethod attribute is set to 'Exit64' or 'ExitEON'.
Export End	43	Signifies that the Export operator has completed the export operation and displayed the number of exported records: Records exported—8-byte unsigned integer Records rejected—8-byte unsigned integer This event is only available when the value for the NotifyMethod attribute is set to 'Exit64' or 'ExitEON'.
Request Submit End	44	Signifies that the Export operator has received the response to the SELECT request: Statement count—4-byte unsigned integer Block count—8-byte unsigned integer This event is only available when the value for the NotifyMethod attribute is set to 'Exit64' or 'ExitEON'.
Statement Fetch Begin	45	Signifies that the Export operator is about to fetch the current statement in a request: Statement number—4-byte unsigned integer Block count—8-byte unsigned integer This event is only available when the value for the NotifyMethod attribute is set to 'Exit64' or 'ExitEON'.
Block Count	46	Signifies that the Export operator has determined the block count: Block count—8-byte unsigned integer This event is only available when the value for the NotifyMethod attribute is set to 'Exit64' or 'ExitEON'.
Initialize	47	Signifies successful processing of the notify feature: Version ID length—4-byte unsigned integer Version ID string—pointer to a null-terminated string Operator ID—4-byte unsigned integer Operator name length—4-byte unsigned integer Operator name string—pointer to a null-terminated string User name length—4-byte unsigned integer User name string—pointer to a null-terminated string Optional string length—4-byte unsigned integer Optional string—pointer to a null-terminated string Operator handle—4-byte unsigned integer This event is only available when the value for the NotifyMethod attribute is set to 'ExitEON'.

Table 42 lists events that create notifications.

Table 42: Export Operator Events That Create Notifications
Event	Notification Level			Signifies
Event	Low	Medium	High	Signifies
Initialize	Yes	Yes	Yes	Successful processing of the notify option
Teradata Database Restart	No	Yes	Yes	A crash error from the Teradata Database or the CLIv2
CLIv2 Error	Yes	Yes	Yes	A CLIv2 error was encountered
Teradata Database Error	Yes	Yes	Yes	A Teradata Database error was encountered that terminates the Export operator
Exit	Yes	Yes	Yes	The Export operator is terminating
Export Begin	No	Yes	Yes	Opening the export file
Request Submit Begin	No	Yes	Yes	Submitting the SELECT request
Request Submit End	No	Yes	Yes	Received SELECT request response
Request Fetch Begin	No	Yes	Yes	Fetching SELECT request results
File or OUTMOD Open	No	No	Yes	Opening output file or OUTMOD
Statement Fetch Begin	No	No	Yes	Fetching current statement
Statement Fetch End	No	No	Yes	Last record fetched for current statement
Request Fetch End	No	Yes	Yes	Last record fetched for current request
Export End	No	Yes	Yes	Export task completed