Data Transformation Engine Execution Commands Reference Guide
Chapter 2 - Execution Commands List of Execution Commands
Execution Commands Reference Guide
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Note If you specify the MapTrace execution command (–T), you must specify all desired
MapTrace settings because the settings in the MapTrace execution command
override all MapTrace settings in the compiled map.
-T[I|IC
card_num
|I
from
[:
to
]][O|OC
card_num
][S][=
dir
]
Option Description
I
This produces detailed trace information for all input cards.
Ic
card_num
This produces detailed trace information for a single input card.
For example, the command -TIC3 produces detailed trace
information for only input card #3.
I
from
[:
to
]
This produces detailed trace information for a range of input
objects. For example, to produce trace information for objects
1000 to 1320, the option could be specified as -TI1000:1320.
The upper limit of the object range is optional, such that to trace
from input object 1000 to the end of the file, the option could be
specified as -TI1000.
O
This produces detailed trace information for all output cards.
OC
card_num
This produces detailed trace information for a single output card.
For example, the command -TOC2 produces detailed trace
information for only output card #2.
S
This produces summary level trace information for all input and
output cards providing a message for each card. For example,
the message for a particular card may be either Input 1 was
valid, but 34 bytes of unknown data found or Output 2 built
successfully.
=
dir
This is a directory path in which you want the trace file created.
By default, the trace file is created in the same directory as the
compiled map (.mmc) file.