Using the Command-Line Information

If you select an existing job in the Load Job Select window, the Command Line text box shows the onpload command that ipload generated for that load job. Figure 110 shows the Command Line portion of a Load Job Select window. The Command Line text box displays the onpload command generated for the load job that Figure 21 shows.

Figure 110. Fragment of the Load Job Select Window

The command line, onpload -p practice -j newjob -fl, contains the following elements.

Element

Description

-p practice

The project where the job is stored

-j newjob

The name of the job

-fl

The job that loads (rather than unloads) data

You can copy the onpload command from the Command Line text box and paste it at a system prompt to run the load job. If you need to run the load job multiple times, you can save the onpload command and execute it later.

You do not need to start ipload to run a job from the system prompt. The ipload and onpload utilities both use the onpload database, but each utility uses it independently.