Re: Configuration and usage of high performance loader in SAP

Torsten, Not sure about SAP but I used onpladm before (Probably with IDS 9.21 & IDS 9.30). Have a look at example/syntax below which I used: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- onpladm create project <project_name> onpladm create job <jobname> -n -p <project_name> -d <device_name> -D <database_name> -t <tabel_name> Example: onpladm create project hari onpladm create job table1 -n -p hari -d table1.hpl -D db1 -t owner.table1 Also check the syntax below: usage: onpladm create job <jobname> [-p <project>] -d <device> -D <database> -t <table> [-f[luadpcN]] [-z <formattype> | -n] [-T <targetserver>] [-S <onploadserver>] [-M <devicesize>] [-B <blocksize>] where, -p project name -d device name, further qualified by flags -D database name -t table name -f flags, l means load job, default will be both load and unload u means unload job a means device is a device array, default will be file d means device is a tape p means device is a pipe command c means runmode DELUXE with replication, default will be EXPRESS runmode N means runmode DELUXE without replication, default will be EXPRESS runmode -z type of format to be used, default is Delimited type D means DELIMITED_FORMAT FI means FAST_FORMAT FA means FIXED_ASCII_FORMAT FB means FIXED_BINARY_FORMAT C means COBOL_FORMAT CB means COBOL_BYTE_FORMAT -n no-conversion fast-job -T Target server, where load/unload is to be done -S Onpload server containing the onpload database -M device size, if device is a tape -B block size, if device is a tape --------------------------------------------------------------------------