Utility commands
You can use the utility commands to do various functions.
The functions you can perform using utility commands include the following:
- Analyzing schema
- Importing and exporting schema
- Converting schema
- Converting schema properties from bytes to characters
- Compiling maps
- Importing to and exporting map source files
- Generating a map report HTML file containing information about a map source file
- Deploying systems
- Importing to and exporting systems
- Calculating suggested memory page size and count for maps
- Analyzing map execution behavior
- Converting XML type definitions
- Creating one map that can transform any input data into XML output,
and a second map that can transform the XML that the first map produced
into output data in a format described by the schema that you specified
Use the second map only when the schema that you specified was imported from a COBOL copybook.
- Updating a resource or virtual server in MRN files
There are utility commands for the schema designer, and the map designer applications as well as for other related tasks.
Schema designer:
- tanalyze utility command
- Analyzes schemas.
- timport utility command
- Imports to schemas
- texport utility command
- exports schemas.
- tbcconv utility command
- Converts schema properties from bytes to characters.
Map Designer:
- mcompile utility command
- Compiles maps
- mimport utility command
- Imports to maps
- mexport utility command
- Exports maps
- mreport utility command
- Generates a map report HTML file from a map source file
Map Tuning:
Utility commands for XML:
- dtxany2xml utility command
- Automatically produces a map that can transform any input data into XML output