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Descriptions des services d'exécution Link.
Map Command Server
Vous devez préparer les mappes pour l'exécution avant d'utiliser Map Command Server pour cette opération.
Utility commands
You can use the utility commands to do various functions.
Utility Commands for schema designer
tanalyze utility command
The tanalyze utility command is used to analyze one or more schemas from the command line, outside the schema designer GUI.
Utility command options for tanalyze
-LOG tanalyze option

Contextes d'exécution
Descriptions des services d'exécution Link.
- API REST
  L'exécution REST fournit une API REST utilisée pour exécuter les mappes et les flux qui ont été déployés.
- Serveur de commande de flux
  Déployez un flux du Lien HCL vers le système de fichiers local à l'aide de la définition de serveur de flux d'exécution.
- Map Command Server
  Vous devez préparer les mappes pour l'exécution avant d'utiliser Map Command Server pour cette opération.
  - Présentation
    Map Command Server permet de développer, de tester et d'exécuter des mappes dans des environnements de développement. Il peut également être utilisé pour exécuter des commandes dans des environnements de production.
  - Exécution d'une mappe
    Lorsqu'une mappe a été construite pour une plateforme d'exécution spécifique et transférée, elle peut être exécutée à l'aide de Map Command Server.
  - Outils d'identification des problèmes
  - Interfaces externes pour applications, EXIT et RUN
    Les mappes peuvent s'interfacer avec d'autres mappes, des fonctions dans des bibliothèques ou des programmes à l'aide de la fonction EXIT, de la fonction RUN ou d'un adaptateur en tant que source ou cible de données.
  - Plateformes Windows
    Vous pouvez effectuer plusieurs activités avec Map Command Server installé dans votre environnement Windows.
  - Commandes d'exécution
    La présente documentation contient des informations relatives aux différents modes d'utilisation des commandes d'exécution, et à leurs options pour l'exécution des mappes. Les commandes d'exécution servent à indiquer comment s'exécutera la mappe.
  - Utility commands
    You can use the utility commands to do various functions.
    - Troubleshooting
      After executing a utility command, a value is returned into the ERRORLEVEL environment variable indicating the success or failure of the execution. The ERRORLEVEL variable is a Windows™ environment variable that contains the return code of the last DOS command you executed.
    - Utility Commands for schema designer
      - tanalyze utility command
        The tanalyze utility command is used to analyze one or more schemas from the command line, outside the schema designer GUI.
        Syntax summary for tanalyze
        Utility command options for tanalyze
        -L tanalyze option
        -S tanalyze option
        -R tanalyze option
        -LOG tanalyze option
        -FAIL tanalyze option
        -SAVE tanalyze option
        -VERBOSE tanalyze option
        -APPEND tanalyze option
        -NOLOG tanalyze option
        Command line help for tanalyze
        Using the tanalyze command
      - timport utility command
        The timport utility command is used to import metadata definitions to a schema from the command line, outside the Type Designer GUI.
      - texport utility command
        The texport utility command is used to export a schema from the command line, outside the schema designer GUI.
      - dtxxmlconv Utility command
        The dtxxmlconv utility command is used to convert schemas that were generated in earlier versions (before 8.0) of HCL Link from the command line, outside the schema designer GUI. It is called the XML Schema Compatibility Utility in the GUI.
      - tbcconv utility command
        The tbcconv utility command is used to automatically convert certain objects in a schema sized in bytes to characters from the command line.
    - Utility Commands for map designer
      Map designer utility commands are used to compile maps, import to maps, export maps, and generate map report HTML files from map source files.
    - Utility command for map conversion
      The dtxmaptrace utility converts a map trace file from binary format to text format.
- SDK
  L'interface de programmation LNK inclut des méthodes et des objets spécifiques au langage qui fournissent des fonctionnalités communes à plusieurs environnements.

-LOG tanalyze option

The log (-LOG) option of the tanalyze utility command is used to enable logging. The log file produced shows the results of the schema analysis. This option has an optional parameter to specify the file name and location for the log file. The default file name for the tanalyze log will be tanalyze_schema_name.log. The default location for the tanalyze log will be the directory where the schema file is located.

The file name or the location parameter, if specified with the ( -LOG ) option of the tanalyze utility command, could be the name of the directory where the tanalyze log file will be written, the full file path specification in which a wildcard can be used to represent the schema file, or the full path in which the complete filename can be specified. If the . is specified with the ( -LOG ) option, the tanalyze log will be written to the default location (or the directory where the schema file is located) using the default naming convention. If a wildcard is specified in the full path, for example, tanalyze myschema.mtt -LOG C:\MyDev\AnalyzeResults\2002-02-28_*.results, the tanalyze log file will be produced in the C:\MyDev\AnalyzeResults directory with the 2002-02-28_myschema.results naming convention. If the complete file name is specified, for example, tanalyze myschema.mtt -LOG C:\MyDev\AnalyzeResults\myschema_results.txt, the myschema_results.txt file will be produced in the C:\MyDev\AnalyzeResults directory.

If the tanalyze utility command is unable to create the tanalyze log file, the schema analyzing process will terminate, and the Fatal error : Could not start the process, unable to create the log file fatal error message will display on the console. If nothing is specified in the command line for -LOG (neither -LOG or -NOLOG) or if no parameter is provided for -LOG, the command line assumes the (-LOG) option is included in the command line, and writes the log messages to the console.

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