Create no-conversion jobs by using a quick command

When you create a job by using a quick command, the onpladm utility creates all High-Performance Loader (HPL) objects associated with that job.

The following diagram illustrates the syntax to create a no-conversion job.


Creating a no-conversion job

>>-onpladm create job -job--+---------------+-- -n-------------->
                            '- -p--project -'        

>-- -d--device -- -D--database-- -t--table---------------------->

   .----------------------------------------------------------------.   
   V                                                                |   
>----+------------------------------------------------------------+-+-><
     '-+-------------+--+-------------+--| Setting the run mode |-'     
       '- -S--server-'  '- -T--target-'

Element	Purpose	Key considerations
-d device	Sets the name of device, such as a file, device array, tape, or pipe	No default value.
-D database	Name of the target database that contains the information to be loaded or unloaded	No default value.
job	Names a load or unload job from the onpload database	None
-n	Sets no-conversion express job	None
-p project	Identifies the project where the format and map are stored	The default is the project created when the onpload database is built.
-S server	Sets the onpload database server	The default is the value of the INFORMIXSERVER environment variable.
-t table	Name of the table to be loaded or unloaded	None
-T target	Name of the target server to which the data will download	The default is the value of the INFORMIXSERVER environment variable.

The following diagram illustrates the syntax to set the run mode with the -f option.


Setting the run mode

               .-l-.   
|-- -f--+---+--+---+--------------------------------------------|
        +-d-+  '-u-'   
        +-p-+          
        '-a-'

Element	Purpose	Key considerations
a	Treats the data source as a device-array	The definition of the device array is extracted from the onpload database.
d	Treats the data source as a tape device	None
l	Loads data into the database	This is the default flag, as opposed to u, which unloads data from the database.
p	Treats the data source as a program to run, and reads the interface to the program by way of a pipe (UNIX only)	None
u	Unloads data from the database	If this flag is not set, onpladm loads data into the database.