Data Transformation Engine Resource Adapter Reference Guide

Chapter 1 - Resource Adapters Adapter Command Aliases
Resource Adapters Reference Guide
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The following is a portion of the syntax summary for the IBM MQSeries messaging
adapter command available for use with data sources:
-QMN
queue_manager_name
-QN
queue_name
This example illustrates that both the Queue Manager Name adapter command
(-QMN) and the Queue Name adapter command (-QN) are required for data
sources. In this example, you may use the Queue Manager Name adapter
command (-QMN) to specify the name of the queue manager on which the queue
(specified by the -QN command) exists.
The following is an additional example of the syntax notation used by the IBM
MQSeries messaging adapter:
-QMN
queue_manager_name
-QN
queue_name
[-MID
message_ID |-HMID hex_message_ID ]
This example illustrates the use of brackets to indicate optional message ID
adapter commands. The brackets [ ] indicate that both of the message ID
commands are optional. The pipe | indicates that you may choose one of these
commands, but not both.
In this example, you may use the Message ID adapter command (-MID) to specify
a particular message ID for a data source. Or you may choose to use the Hex
Message ID adapter command (-HMID) to specify message identifiers using
hexadecimal pair notation.
Note * The File and Sink adapters do not require any adapter commands for their
operation. The File adapter uses only the full pathname and filename for a
parameter.
Adapter Command Aliases
Specify the adapter commands using an execution command string on the
command line. You can also create a command file that contains adapter
commands dictating the desired execution settings.
Use the appropriate Input Source Override and Output Target Override execution
commands with the adapter alias.
Please refer to the specific adapter documentation for detailed information for
each alias command.