NonStop SQL DDL Replicator User's Guide (Update 7)
Table Of Contents
- Legal Notices
- 1 Introducing SDR
- 2 Installing SDR
- 3 Configuring SDR
- 4 SDR Operations
- 5 SDR Monitoring and Control
- 6 SDR Commands
- A SQL DDL Statements
- B SDR EMS Messages
- C Testing SDR
- Index
SDR Commands
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COPY
This option applies to key sequenced files only.
TRIM trim-character
delete any trailing character matching the trim-character. The character is 
specified in ASCII using quotation marks or as an integer in the range 0 to 255.
UNLOADIN | NO UNLOADIN (magnetic tapes only) 
input tape is unloaded (or not unloaded) after the tape has been rewound. The 
default is UNLOADIN. This also applies to labeled tapes.
UNSTRUCTURED
open and access the input file using the unstructured option. This option can 
be used for Enscribe unstructured or structured files where the file structure is 
ignored.
VARIN
read variable length blocked records. These records can be produced by using 
the VAROUT COPY command option described below. Each record is 
preceded by a one word indicator that contains the record length in bytes.
out-options 
BLOCKOUT n
number of bytes from 1 to 32767 in an output record. When BLOCKOUT is not 
specified, the RECOUT value is used. The default is device dependent: 80 
bytes for terminal, 132 bytes for a process and unstructured files. If 
BLOCKOUT is greater than RECOUT, the output block is filled with RECOUT-
value length records until the block contains BLOCKOUT-value bytes or the 
last output record is encountered. 
EBCDICOUT
translate output characters from ASCII to EBCDIC.
FOLD
output records longer than the output record length will be divided into as many 
output records as needed to copy the entire record.
PAD pad-character 
output records shorter than the output record length will be padded with pad-
character. Specify pad-character as an ASCII character in quotation marks or 
as an integer in the range of 0 to 255.
RECOUT n
maximum length between 1 and 4096 of an output record.
REWINDOUT | NO REWINDOUT (magnetic tapes only)










