Typeformats – HP Neoview Release 2.5 Software User Manual

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“encoding” (page 55)

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“endpart” (page 57)

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“endseq” (page 57)

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“errors” (page 58)

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“exceptiontable” (page 58)

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“faileddatafile” (page 58)

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“forcestaging” (page 59)

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“inlinesort” (page 59)

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“loadid” (page 59)

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“multipart” (page 60)

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“noaudit” (page 61)

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“nullstring” (page 61)

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“operation” (page 62)

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“parallel” (page 62)

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“parallelstreams” (page 62)

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“password” (page 63)

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“retries” (page 63)

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“rowsetsize” (page 63)

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“sorted” (page 63)

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“startpart” (page 64)

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“startseq” (page 64)

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“system” (page 64)

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“taskrowsetsize” (page 64)

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“teamsize” (page 65)

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“tenacity” (page 65)

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“timeout” (page 65)

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“truncate” (page 65)

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“url” (page 65)

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“user” (page 66)

Typeformats

The typeformats section defines various formats in which to represent data types.

typeformats
{

format_definition [, format_definition ]...

}

format-definition:

formatname datatype formatstring

format-definition

One or more occurrences of format-definition, separated by a comma (,). The last
format-definition

should not use the comma separator.

formatname

The name you choose for this typeformat. It must be unique among existing typeformats.
formatname

is case-insensitive and cannot exceed 64 bytes.

datatype

A supported data type. See

“Supported Data Types” (page 51)

for a list of supported data

types.

Control File Organization and Syntax

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