Teradata Parallel Data Pump

Appendix B: Teradata TPump Examples
Example Using the TABLE Command
Candidate records considered:........ 400....... 800
Apply conditions satisfied:.......... 400....... 600
Records logable to error table:...... 0....... 0
Candidate records rejected:.......... 0....... 0
** Statistics for Apply Label : LABEL0734B
Type Database Table or Macro Name Activity
U LYDIADB TPTBL0734 200
I LYDIADB TPTBL0734 200
**** 16:52:50 UTY0821 Error table LYDIADB.TPERR0734 is EMPTY, dropping table.
0028 .LOGOFF;
========================================================================
= =
= Logoff/Disconnect =
= =
========================================================================
**** 16:52:54 UTY6216 The restart log table has been dropped.
**** 16:52:55 UTY6212 A successful disconnect was made from the RDBMS.
**** 16:52:55 UTY2410 Total processor time used = '0.21875 Seconds'
. Start : 16:51:54 - TUE OCT 06, 2009
. End : 16:52:55 - TUE OCT 06, 2009
. Highest return code encountered = '0'.
Example Using the TABLE Command
This example script uses the TABLE command and “INSERT .*” feature.
.LOGTABLE TPLOG0096;
.LOGON ESSNLX14/KRCDB,KRCDB;
DROP TABLE TPTBL0096;
DROP TABLE TPERR0096;
CREATE TABLE TPTBL0096, FALLBACK(
F0 integer, F1 integer,
F2 integer, F3 CHAR(38))
UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX (F0);
.BEGIN LOAD SESSIONS 8;
.LAYOUT LAY0096;
.TABLE TPTBL0096;
.DML LABEL LABEL0096 ;
INSERT INTO TPTBL0096.*;
.IMPORT INFILE datafile1
LAYOUT LAY0096
APPLY LABEL0096 FROM 1 THRU 111;
.END LOAD;
.LOGOFF;
produces the following results. When looking at the following results, notice that the output
fields generated by the TABLE command includes the “KEY” modifier for the field coming
from the primary index of the table. This is what enables the use of the “SERIALIZE” option:
0001 .LOGTABLE TPLOG0096;
0002 .LOGON ESSNLX14/KRCDB,;
**** 17:07:35 UTY8400 Teradata Database Release: 13.10g.00.53
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