Teradata Parallel Data Pump

Chapter 3: Teradata TPump Commands
LOGON
.LOGON 0/fml,fml,"engineering’s account"
or
.LOGON 0/fml,fml,'engineering"s account"
If the acctid does not contain an apostrophe, the two LOGON command forms are the same.
If any parameter is entered incorrectly, the logon fails and Teradata TPump returns an error
message. For security reasons, the error message does not state in which parameter the error
occurred.
If password security on a channel-attached client is a concern, use the RUN FILE command to
alter the script to accept the LOGON command from another dataset/file under the control of
ACF2 or another client-resident security system. For example:
//stepname EXEC PGM=TPUMP,...
//SECURE DD DSN = FOO
//SYSIN DD *
.LOGTABLE MYTABLE;
.RUN SECURE;
Then log on by simply entering the LOGON command with a valid user name and no
password if the system administrator has granted this option. As an example, to log onto
Teradata TPump as user ABC with ABC as the password (which is masked from view on the
output listing), specify the LOGON command on one line as follows:
.logon ABC,ABC
When the command is entered, Teradata TPump displays something like:
**** 15:12:47 UTY8400 Teradata Database Version: 13.10.00.00
**** 15:12:47 UTY8400 Default character set: ASCII
**** 15:12:47 UTY8400 Current RDBMS has UDT support
**** 15:12:47 UTY8400 Maximum supported buffer size: 1M
**** 15:12:47 UTY8400 Upsert supported by RDBMS server
**** 15:12:47 UTY8400 Data Encryption supported by RDBMS server
**** 15:12:47 UTY8400 Array Support supported by RDBMS server
**** 15:12:48 UTY6211 A successful connect was made to the RDBMS.
Logon exits are supported on both mainframe and UNIX clients. The CLIv2 User Logon Exit
routine can be used to make some or all logon string elements optional.
LOGON is used with the LOGTABLE command, both of which are required. LOGON and
LOGTABLE may appear in any order. If LOGON is entered first, a warning that LOGTABLE is
required is returned.
The parameters (tdpid, username, password, and “acctid”) are used in all sessions established
with Teradata Database. The LOGON command may occur only once.
Note: If the database is configured to use the Single Sign On (SSO) and the Teradata client
machine is logged on, the machine name, user name, and password are not required in the
LOGON command. The user name and password combination specified when the Teradata
client machine was logged on are authenticated via network security for a SSO such that valid
Teradata users will be permitted to log on to Teradata Database. The use of SSO is strictly
optional, unless the Gateway has been configured to accept only SSO-style logons.
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