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.
The behavior of the command depends on the object types in the schema being converted (Text, Syntax, Number, and Date & Time) and the specific command options you use. The object types are represented by the Item Subclass property values in the schema.
- without the pad sizing (-P) option (tbcconv default behavior (without -P option))
- with the pad sizing (-P tbcconv option)
When run in batch mode, the tbcconv utility command returns 0 if the bytes-to-characters schema conversion is successful and 1 if it is not successful. It is a batch operation, which can also be used for batch automation.
The .mtt file is a required field and is the file name of the schema file that needs to be converted. If the full path of the schema file name is not specified, the tbcconv utility command will search for the schema file specified in the current directory.
See "Troubleshooting" for details about capturing and evaluating the return code resulting from the execution of this utility command.