Data Transformation Engine Integration Flow Designer Reference Guide

Chapter 10 - Generating System Files Generating Executable System Files
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The generated command file is a text file that can be viewed by any text
editor, similar to the following example.
Command File Example
; Date: Thu May 13 14:44:46 1999 (Version 2.0)
; File: C:\Examples\Business.msd
; System: Business
;
; Component: SourceMap
; Map File: C:\Examples\Business.mms
; Executable Map: SourceMap
;
E:\business\SourceMap.mmc
-WD
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;
; Component: business1
; Map File: C:\Examples\Business.mms
; Executable Map: business1
;
E:\business\business1.mmc
-ID1 '-T'
-WD
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;
; Component: business2
; Map File: C:\Examples\Business.mms
; Executable Map: business2
;
E:\business\business2.mmc
-ID1 '-Trig I trigtest1'
-WD
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;
; End System: Business
;
The commands within the generated command file are ordered based on the input
and output dependencies of the maps in the system. Where no input or output
dependencies exist, the commands are ordered based on the physical positioning
of the maps in the system definition file (starting at the upper left point and
moving left to right and top to bottom).
Tip To facilitate the moving of components to different positions, use the Align to
Grid option.