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Fload, Mload and error tables
How many error tables are there in fload and what are their significance/use?
Can we see the data of error tables?
How many error tables are their in mload and what is there use?
When mload job fails, can we access mload tables? If yes then how?



  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: October 08, 2008     Asked by: rakesh5300 
  
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Submitted by: SHUBH25
 

Fload uses 2 error tables

Error table 1: where format of data is not correct.

Error table 2: violations of UPI

Mload also uses 2 error tables (ET and UV), 1 work table and 1 log table

1. ET TABLE - Data error

MultiLoad uses the ET table, also called the Acquisition Phase error table, to store data errors found during the acquisition phase of a MultiLoad import task.

2. UV TABLE - UPI violations

MultiLoad uses the UV table, also called the Application Phase error table, to store data errors found during the application phase of a MultiLoad import or delete task

3. WORK TABLE - WT

Mload loads the selected records in the work table

4. LOG TABLE

A log table maintains record of all checkpoints related to the load job, it is essential/madatory to specify a log table in mload job. This table will be useful in case you have a job abort or restart due to any reason.

Shubhangi



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February 15, 2008 15:28:12   #1  
SHUBH25 Member Since: February 2008   Contribution: 2    

RE: Fload, Mload and error tables

Fload uses 2 error tables

Error table 1: where format of data is not correct.


Error table 2: violations of UPI

Mload also uses 2 error tables (ET and UV), 1 work table and 1 log table

1. ET TABLE - Data error

MultiLoad uses the ET table, also called the Acquisition Phase error table, to store data errors found during the acquisition phase of a MultiLoad import task.

2. UV TABLE - UPI violations

MultiLoad uses the UV table, also called the Application Phase error table, to store data errors found during the application phase of a MultiLoad import or delete task

3. WORK TABLE - WT

Mload loads the selected records in the work table

4. LOG TABLE

A log table maintains record of all checkpoints related to the load job, it is essential/madatory to specify a log table in mload job. This table will be useful in case you have a job abort or restart due to any reason.

Shubhangi


 
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August 12, 2008 01:06:07   #2  
pritampatil Member Since: September 2006   Contribution: 1    

RE: Fload, Mload and error tables
Fast load (Fload) requires two error tables that you specify in the Beging Loading Command.

ERROR TABLE 1 - Contains one row for each row which failed to be loaded due to contraint violations or Transalation error.

ERROR TABLE 2 - Captures rows that contains duplicate Values for UPIs.

Multi Load (Mload) have two error tables, that are created for each target table.

ET_Tablename - It logs errors that are occurs during the acquisition phase.

UV_Tablename- It logs errors & exceptions that occurs during the apply phase.

 
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October 08, 2008 12:45:45   #3  
ramanjulu.kakarla Member Since: October 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: Fload, Mload and error tables
Two error tables can be define in multi load job they are: (i) Acquisition error table and (ii) Application Error table.
 
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