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DSNUTILB

The DSNUTILB option tells LOADPLUS whether to invoke DSNUTILB to pass processing to the IBM Db2 LOAD utility.

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LOADPLUS uses this option to enable support for certain features. For the list of features, see Load-jobs-that-invoke-DSNUTILB.

Specifying the default

You can specify the default for the DSNUTILB command option in your installation options module by using the DSNUTILB installation option. LOADPLUS was shipped with a default value of YES for this option. The command option overrides the default that is in the installation options module.

YES

DSNUTILB YES tells LOADPLUS to invoke DSNUTILB when it is required to support the object type that is involved in the load. If you are loading a multi-table table space and any table in that table space (regardless of whether it is participating in the load) has a feature that is supported only by invoking DSNUTILB, LOADPLUS invokes DSNUTILB for the load job.

Important

LOADPLUS invokes DSNUTILB to enable new features quickly. LOADPLUS generally provides native support for these features (without invoking DSNUTILB) in a later version of the product or via PTF. You cannot use the DSNUTILB option (or any other option) to request that LOADPLUS invoke DSNUTILB for a feature that LOADPLUS supports natively.

For requirements and restrictions when LOADPLUS invokes DSNUTILB, see Load-jobs-that-invoke-DSNUTILB.

NO

DSNUTILB NO tells LOADPLUS not to invoke DSNUTILB when DSNUTILB is required to support the object type that is involved in the load. If DSNUTILB NO is in effect when it is required, LOADPLUS terminates.

Related topic

Basic-LOADPLUS-processing-options

 

 

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