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SAS/ACCESS 9.2 for Relational Databases: Reference, Fourth Edition

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338 ML_ERROR2= Data Set Option 4 Chapter 11DBMS support:TeradataSyntaxML_ERROR2=temporary-table-nameSyntax Descriptiontemporary-table-namespecifies the name of a temporary table that MultiLoad uses to track errors that weregenerated during the application phase of a bulk-load operation.DetailsTo specify this option, you must first set MULTILOAD=YES.Use this option to specify the name of a table to use <strong>for</strong> tracking errors that weregenerated during the application phase of the MultiLoad bulk-load operation. Bydefault, the application error table is named <strong>SAS</strong>_ML_UT_randnum, where randnum isa random number.When you restart a failed MultiLoad job, you must specify the same application tablefrom the earlier run so that the MultiLoad job can restart correctly. UsingML_RESTART=, ML_ERROR1=, and ML_WORK=, you must also specify the same logtable, acquisition error table, and work table upon restarting.Note: Do not use ML_ERROR2 with ML_LOG=, which provides a common prefix <strong>for</strong>all temporary tables that the Teradata MultiLoad utility uses. 4For more in<strong>for</strong>mation about temporary table names that the Teradata MultiLoadutility uses and what is stored in each, see the Teradata MultiLoad reference.See AlsoTo specify a common prefix <strong>for</strong> all temporary tables that the Teradata MultiLoadutility uses, see the “ML_LOG= Data Set Option” on page 339.“ML_ERROR1= Data Set Option” on page 336“ML_RESTART= Data Set Option” on page 340“ML_WORK= Data Set Option” on page 341“MULTILOAD= Data Set Option” on page 342“Using MultiLoad” on page 805

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