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Abinitio Commands

This document provides instructions for using the GENDML and m_dump commands to dynamically generate and describe DML scripts. It lists 4 steps: 1) Use GENDML to insert data from a table into a file. 2) Use GENDML to select data from a table. 3) Deploy the graph script from the GDE menu. 4) Use m_dump to describe the contents of a DML file and output to a new file.

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Abinitio Commands

This document provides instructions for using the GENDML and m_dump commands to dynamically generate and describe DML scripts. It lists 4 steps: 1) Use GENDML to insert data from a table into a file. 2) Use GENDML to select data from a table. 3) Deploy the graph script from the GDE menu. 4) Use m_dump to describe the contents of a DML file and output to a new file.

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GENDML: Dynamically generated DML: 1)m_db gendml insit_scal_oracle.dbc -table IT M.IDD_BUDGET_LINE_ITEM > [Link] 2)m_db gendml insit_scal_oracle.

dbc -select 'sele ct name from ITM.IDD_BUDGET_LI NE_ITEM;' 3) On a command line by typing the path name of the deployed script for the graph. You deploy the script for a graph by choosing Run > Deploy > As Script on the GD E menu bar. The GDE deploys the scri pt to the host directory as [Link]. m_dump: There is m_dump command to describe the dml of file, you can try using t his 4)m_dump [Link] -describe m_dump insit_idd_business_unit_source.dml /apps/abdata/dev/insit/serial/inbnd/i nsit_business_unit_transformed_source.dat > [Link] m_dump insit_idd_business _unit_source.dml /apps/abdata/dev/insit/serial/inbnd/in sit_business_unit_transf ormed_source.dat -start 1 -end 5

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