Typeformats – HP Neoview Release 2.5 Software User Manual

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“encoding” (page 55)

“endpart” (page 57)

“endseq” (page 57)

“errors” (page 58)

“exceptiontable” (page 58)

“faileddatafile” (page 58)

“forcestaging” (page 59)

“inlinesort” (page 59)

“loadid” (page 59)

“multipart” (page 60)

“noaudit” (page 61)

“nullstring” (page 61)

“operation” (page 62)

“parallel” (page 62)

“parallelstreams” (page 62)

“password” (page 63)

“retries” (page 63)

“rowsetsize” (page 63)

“sorted” (page 63)

“startpart” (page 64)

“startseq” (page 64)

“system” (page 64)

“taskrowsetsize” (page 64)

“teamsize” (page 65)

“tenacity” (page 65)

“timeout” (page 65)

“truncate” (page 65)

“url” (page 65)

“user” (page 66)

Typeformats

The typeformats section defines various formats in which to represent data types.

typeformats
{

format_definition [, format_definition ]...

}

format-definition:

formatname datatype formatstring

format-definition

One or more occurrences of format-definition, separated by a comma (,). The last
format-definition

should not use the comma separator.

formatname

The name you choose for this typeformat. It must be unique among existing typeformats.
formatname

is case-insensitive and cannot exceed 64 bytes.

datatype

A supported data type. See

“Supported Data Types” (page 51)

for a list of supported data

types.

Control File Organization and Syntax

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