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Step 2—Selecting Selective Column / Delimited Option


When File-AID/RDX determines that you have chosen a single table extract, it displays the following Selective Column / Delimited Prompt to enable Selective Column extract and output of the extract file as delimited.

Selective Column / Delimited Prompt

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Select the Selective Column / Delimited Option for the extract:

In this field…

Do the following:

Command

Leave set to G to submit the extract job as soon as you complete the extract request.

Selective Column / Delimited Extract

Type Y to select the Selective Column / Delimited Option.

Press Enter

File-AID/RDX displays the Delimited Format Options Screen, where you decide the format of the extract file and which delimited format options to use.

Field Names and Descriptions

The following list describes all of the fields on this pop-up.

FIELD

DESCRIPTION

Selective Column / Delimited Extract


Enter Y to enable Selective Column extract and/or output of the extract file as delimited.

Selective Column Extract

Selective Column Extract allows you to specify the columns of an Object you want to extract. You can indicate the order of the columns and in addition, you can indicate the order that you would like to see the rows extracted. Selection criteria can also be entered for each column. A standard extract data set is created which can be used to load data.

Delimited Extract

Delimited Extract creates an extract data set which may be loadable into other RDBMS or spreadsheets that accept delimited file format. Selective Columns are allowed with the Delimited format. A Delimited Extract file is not loadable in File-AID/RDX.

Enter N to continue with a standard extract without Selective Column or Delimited Extract options.

 

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