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Disassemble Driver 
The Disassemble program parses (disassembles) the input XML document and creates 
the internal XML representation.  
Given an input file ‘InFile.xml’, Disassemble generates an output file with the filename 
 InFileRecords.xml 
The usual command syntax for the Disassemble program is: 
java -Dzli.propertyFile=<propertyFile> Disassemble [-l loop] [-c class 
name] –i <input directory> -o <output directory> <filenames> 
where 
-l loop    Specifies how many times to run the Disassemble in a loop 
-c class name Load a metadata class that is not specified in DOCCLASS table. If you 
         have already added the class to the DOCCLASS table, omit this argument. 
<filename(s)> Specifies one or more input XML files 
Set the system property “zli.propertyFile” to point to your properties file. The properties 
file includes the following entries, among others: 
#ZLI Properties File 
JdbcConnectionString=<jdbc connection string> 
JdbcDriver=<jdbc driver class> 
User=<username> 
Password=<password> 
Catalog=<sqlmx catalog name> 
Schema=<sqlmx schema name> 
Set the appropriate values for your JDBC connection to ensure that the Disassemble 
program has access to the NonStop SQL database. 
If you like, you can also specify any of the following arguments on the command line: 
-i inputFileDirectory    Sets the directory for input files. If you don’t specify 
                 this argument, files are read from the local directory. 
-o outputFileDirectory   Sets the directory for output files. If you don’t specify 
                 this argument, output is saved in the input directory or 
in the root directory where the program is running. 
-p        Sets the showPrompt flag to issue a prompt when the  
        program exits. 
-d directoryName     Sets the input directory and processes the files in it 
-z zipFilename  Processes all files in the specified zip file - output will be 
only if a -o outputDirectory is defined 










