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## ##csvextractor32.exe -h ALL ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- CSV*Extractor Pro (v1.23.5, beta, 2014/11/18 13:07:01) [32bit] Copyright (c): 2014 Alex Buzunov, All rigts reserved. Agreement: Use this tool at your own risk. Author is not liable for any damages or losses related to the use of this software. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- From DB2 Workgroup Server: Set following command line arguments to copy from DB2 Workgroup Server to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From DB2 Workgroup Server) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with DB2 Workgroup Server query sql. (From DB2 Workgroup Server) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with DB2 Workgroup Server query files sql. (From DB2 Workgroup Server) -c [--from_table] From table. (From DB2 Workgroup Server) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From DB2 Workgroup Server) -j [--from_user] DB2 Workgroup Server source user. (From DB2 Workgroup Server) -x [--from_passwd] DB2 Workgroup Server source user password. (From DB2 Workgroup Server) -b [--from_db_name] DB2 Workgroup Server source database. (From DB2 Workgroup Server) -n [--from_db_server] DB2 Workgroup Server source instance name. (From DB2 Workgroup Server) -z [--source_client_home] Path to DB2 Workgroup Server client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From SQL Server Express: Set following command line arguments to copy from SQL Server Express to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -c from_table -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From SQL Server Express) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with SQL Server Express query sql. (From SQL Server Express) -c [--from_table] From table. (From SQL Server Express) -j [--from_user] SQL Server Express source user. (From SQL Server Express) -x [--from_passwd] SQL Server Express source user password. (From SQL Server Express) -b [--from_db_name] SQL Server Express source database. (From SQL Server Express) -n [--from_db_server] SQL Server Express source instance name. (From SQL Server Express) -z [--source_client_home] Path to SQL Server Express client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From Sybase SQL Anywhere: Set following command line arguments to copy from Sybase SQL Anywhere to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -H header -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From Sybase SQL Anywhere) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with Sybase SQL Anywhere query sql. (From Sybase SQL Anywhere) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with Sybase SQL Anywhere query files sql. (From Sybase SQL Anywhere) -c [--from_table] From table. (From Sybase SQL Anywhere) -j [--from_user] Sybase SQL Anywhere source user. (From Sybase SQL Anywhere) -x [--from_passwd] Sybase SQL Anywhere source user password. (From Sybase SQL Anywhere) -b [--from_db_name] Sybase SQL Anywhere source database. (From Sybase SQL Anywhere) -n [--from_db_server] Sybase SQL Anywhere source instance name. (From Sybase SQL Anywhere) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Sybase SQL Anywhere client home. (From Sybase SQL Anywhere) -H [--header] Include header to Sybase SQL Anywhere extract. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server: Set following command line arguments to copy from DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server query sql. (From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server query files sql. (From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server) -c [--from_table] From table. (From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server) -j [--from_user] DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server source user. (From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server) -x [--from_passwd] DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server source user password. (From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server) -b [--from_db_name] DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server source database. (From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server) -n [--from_db_server] DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server source instance name. (From DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server) -z [--source_client_home] Path to DB2 Advanced Workgroup Server client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From DB2 Enterprise Server: Set following command line arguments to copy from DB2 Enterprise Server to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From DB2 Enterprise Server) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with DB2 Enterprise Server query sql. (From DB2 Enterprise Server) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with DB2 Enterprise Server query files sql. (From DB2 Enterprise Server) -c [--from_table] From table. (From DB2 Enterprise Server) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From DB2 Enterprise Server) -j [--from_user] DB2 Enterprise Server source user. (From DB2 Enterprise Server) -x [--from_passwd] DB2 Enterprise Server source user password. (From DB2 Enterprise Server) -b [--from_db_name] DB2 Enterprise Server source database. (From DB2 Enterprise Server) -n [--from_db_server] DB2 Enterprise Server source instance name. (From DB2 Enterprise Server) -z [--source_client_home] Path to DB2 Enterprise Server client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From Sybase IQ: Set following command line arguments to copy from Sybase IQ to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -H header -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From Sybase IQ) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with Sybase IQ query sql. (From Sybase IQ) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with Sybase IQ query files sql. (From Sybase IQ) -c [--from_table] From table. (From Sybase IQ) -j [--from_user] Sybase IQ source user. (From Sybase IQ) -x [--from_passwd] Sybase IQ source user password. (From Sybase IQ) -b [--from_db_name] Sybase IQ source database. (From Sybase IQ) -n [--from_db_server] Sybase IQ source instance name. (From Sybase IQ) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Sybase IQ client home. (From Sybase IQ) -H [--header] Include header to Sybase IQ extract. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From PostgreSQL: Set following command line arguments to copy from PostgreSQL to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_any_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -R source_port -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From PostgreSQL) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with PostgreSQL query sql. (From PostgreSQL) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with PostgreSQL query files sql. (From PostgreSQL) -c [--from_table] From table. (From PostgreSQL) -P [--from_any_partition] From partition. (From PostgreSQL) -j [--from_user] PostgreSQL source user. (From PostgreSQL) -x [--from_passwd] PostgreSQL source user password. (From PostgreSQL) -b [--from_db_name] PostgreSQL source database. (From PostgreSQL) -n [--from_db_server] PostgreSQL source instance name. (From PostgreSQL) -z [--source_client_home] Path to PostgreSQL client home. (From PostgreSQL) -R [--source_port] Connection port for source PostgreSQL. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From DB2 Express: Set following command line arguments to copy from DB2 Express to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From DB2 Express) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with DB2 Express query sql. (From DB2 Express) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with DB2 Express query files sql. (From DB2 Express) -c [--from_table] From table. (From DB2 Express) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From DB2 Express) -j [--from_user] DB2 Express source user. (From DB2 Express) -x [--from_passwd] DB2 Express source user password. (From DB2 Express) -b [--from_db_name] DB2 Express source database. (From DB2 Express) -n [--from_db_server] DB2 Express source instance name. (From DB2 Express) -z [--source_client_home] Path to DB2 Express client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From TimesTen: Set following command line arguments to copy from TimesTen to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_DSN_name -e nls_date_format -m nls_timestamp_format -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From TimesTen) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with TimesTen query sql. (From TimesTen) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with TimesTen query files sql. (From TimesTen) -c [--from_table] From table. (From TimesTen) -j [--from_user] TimesTen source user. (From TimesTen) -x [--from_passwd] TimesTen source user password. (From TimesTen) -b [--from_DSN_name] Source server DSN for TimesTen. (From TimesTen) -e [--nls_date_format] nls_date_format for source. (From TimesTen) -m [--nls_timestamp_format] nls_timestamp_format for source. (From TimesTen) -z [--source_client_home] Path to TimesTen client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From MariaDB: Set following command line arguments to copy from MariaDB to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -c from_table -P from_partition -S from_sub_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From MariaDB) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with MariaDB query sql. (From MariaDB) -c [--from_table] From table. (From MariaDB) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From MariaDB) -S [--from_sub_partition] From sub-partition. (From MariaDB) -j [--from_user] MariaDB source user. (From MariaDB) -x [--from_passwd] MariaDB source user password. (From MariaDB) -b [--from_db_name] MariaDB source database. (From MariaDB) -n [--from_db_server] MariaDB source instance name. (From MariaDB) -z [--source_client_home] Path to MariaDB client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From SQL Lite: Set following command line arguments to copy from SQL Lite to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -b from_db_name -H header -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From SQL Lite) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with SQL Lite query sql. (From SQL Lite) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with SQL Lite query files sql. (From SQL Lite) -c [--from_table] From table. (From SQL Lite) -b [--from_db_name] SQL Lite source database. (From SQL Lite) -H [--header] Include header to SQL Lite extract. (From SQL Lite) -z [--source_client_home] Path to SQL Lite client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From Oracle XE: Set following command line arguments to copy from Oracle XE to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -f from_db -e nls_date_format -m nls_timestamp_format -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From Oracle XE) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with Oracle XE query sql. (From Oracle XE) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with Oracle XE query files sql. (From Oracle XE) -c [--from_table] From table. (From Oracle XE) -f [--from_db] From database. (From Oracle XE) -e [--nls_date_format] nls_date_format for source. (From Oracle XE) -m [--nls_timestamp_format] nls_time_format for source. (From Oracle XE) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Oracle XE client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server: Set following command line arguments to copy from DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server query sql. (From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server query files sql. (From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server) -c [--from_table] From table. (From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server) -j [--from_user] DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server source user. (From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server) -x [--from_passwd] DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server source user password. (From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server) -b [--from_db_name] DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server source database. (From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server) -n [--from_db_server] DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server source instance name. (From DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server) -z [--source_client_home] Path to DB2 Advanced Enterprise Server client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From Informix Innovator C: Set following command line arguments to copy from Informix Innovator C to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -J osauth_for_source -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From Informix Innovator C) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with Informix Innovator C query sql. (From Informix Innovator C) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with Informix Innovator C query files sql. (From Informix Innovator C) -c [--from_table] From table. (From Informix Innovator C) -j [--from_user] Informix Innovator C source user. (From Informix Innovator C) -x [--from_passwd] Informix Innovator C source user password. (From Informix Innovator C) -b [--from_db_name] Informix Innovator C source database. (From Informix Innovator C) -n [--from_db_server] Informix Innovator C source instance name. (From Informix Innovator C) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Informix Innovator C client home. (From Informix Innovator C) -J [--osauth_for_source] Path to Informix Innovator C client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From Exadata: Set following command line arguments to copy from Exadata to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_partition -S from_sub_partition -f from_db -e nls_date_format -m nls_timestamp_format -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From Exadata) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with Exadata query sql. (From Exadata) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with Exadata query files sql. (From Exadata) -c [--from_table] From table. (From Exadata) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From Exadata) -S [--from_sub_partition] From sub-partition. (From Exadata) -f [--from_db] From database. (From Exadata) -e [--nls_date_format] nls_date_format for source. (From Exadata) -m [--nls_timestamp_format] nls_time_format for source. (From Exadata) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Exadata client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From SAP Sybase ASE: Set following command line arguments to copy from SAP Sybase ASE to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -H header -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From SAP Sybase ASE) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with SAP Sybase ASE query sql. (From SAP Sybase ASE) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with SAP Sybase ASE query files sql. (From SAP Sybase ASE) -c [--from_table] From table. (From SAP Sybase ASE) -j [--from_user] SAP Sybase ASE source user. (From SAP Sybase ASE) -x [--from_passwd] SAP Sybase ASE source user password. (From SAP Sybase ASE) -b [--from_db_name] SAP Sybase ASE source database. (From SAP Sybase ASE) -n [--from_db_server] SAP Sybase ASE source instance name. (From SAP Sybase ASE) -z [--source_client_home] Path to SAP Sybase ASE client home. (From SAP Sybase ASE) -H [--header] Include header to SAP Sybase ASE extract. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From DB2 Express C: Set following command line arguments to copy from DB2 Express C to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From DB2 Express C) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with DB2 Express C query sql. (From DB2 Express C) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with DB2 Express C query files sql. (From DB2 Express C) -c [--from_table] From table. (From DB2 Express C) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From DB2 Express C) -j [--from_user] DB2 Express C source user. (From DB2 Express C) -x [--from_passwd] DB2 Express C source user password. (From DB2 Express C) -b [--from_db_name] DB2 Express C source database. (From DB2 Express C) -n [--from_db_server] DB2 Express C source instance name. (From DB2 Express C) -z [--source_client_home] Path to DB2 Express C client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From Infobright: Set following command line arguments to copy from Infobright to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -c from_table -P from_partition -S from_sub_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From Infobright) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with Infobright query sql. (From Infobright) -c [--from_table] From table. (From Infobright) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From Infobright) -S [--from_sub_partition] From sub-partition. (From Infobright) -j [--from_user] Infobright source user. (From Infobright) -x [--from_passwd] Infobright source user password. (From Infobright) -b [--from_db_name] Infobright source database. (From Infobright) -n [--from_db_server] Infobright source instance name. (From Infobright) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Infobright client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From SQL Server Enterprise: Set following command line arguments to copy from SQL Server Enterprise to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -c from_table -P from_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From SQL Server Enterprise) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with SQL Server Enterprise query sql. (From SQL Server Enterprise) -c [--from_table] From table. (From SQL Server Enterprise) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From SQL Server Enterprise) -j [--from_user] SQL Server Enterprise source user. (From SQL Server Enterprise) -x [--from_passwd] SQL Server Enterprise source user password. (From SQL Server Enterprise) -b [--from_db_name] SQL Server Enterprise source database. (From SQL Server Enterprise) -n [--from_db_server] SQL Server Enterprise source instance name. (From SQL Server Enterprise) -z [--source_client_home] Path to SQL Server Enterprise client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From MySQL: Set following command line arguments to copy from MySQL to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -c from_table -P from_partition -S from_sub_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From MySQL) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with MySQL query sql. (From MySQL) -c [--from_table] From table. (From MySQL) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From MySQL) -S [--from_sub_partition] From sub-partition. (From MySQL) -j [--from_user] MySQL source user. (From MySQL) -x [--from_passwd] MySQL source user password. (From MySQL) -b [--from_db_name] MySQL source database. (From MySQL) -n [--from_db_server] MySQL source instance name. (From MySQL) -z [--source_client_home] Path to MySQL client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From DB2 Developer Edition: Set following command line arguments to copy from DB2 Developer Edition to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_partition -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From DB2 Developer Edition) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with DB2 Developer Edition query sql. (From DB2 Developer Edition) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with DB2 Developer Edition query files sql. (From DB2 Developer Edition) -c [--from_table] From table. (From DB2 Developer Edition) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From DB2 Developer Edition) -j [--from_user] DB2 Developer Edition source user. (From DB2 Developer Edition) -x [--from_passwd] DB2 Developer Edition source user password. (From DB2 Developer Edition) -b [--from_db_name] DB2 Developer Edition source database. (From DB2 Developer Edition) -n [--from_db_server] DB2 Developer Edition source instance name. (From DB2 Developer Edition) -z [--source_client_home] Path to DB2 Developer Edition client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From Informix IDS: Set following command line arguments to copy from Informix IDS to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -j from_user -x from_passwd -b from_db_name -n from_db_server -z source_client_home -J osauth_for_source -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From Informix IDS) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with Informix IDS query sql. (From Informix IDS) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with Informix IDS query files sql. (From Informix IDS) -c [--from_table] From table. (From Informix IDS) -j [--from_user] Informix IDS source user. (From Informix IDS) -x [--from_passwd] Informix IDS source user password. (From Informix IDS) -b [--from_db_name] Informix IDS source database. (From Informix IDS) -n [--from_db_server] Informix IDS source instance name. (From Informix IDS) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Informix IDS client home. (From Informix IDS) -J [--osauth_for_source] Path to Informix IDS client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. From Oracle: Set following command line arguments to copy from Oracle to CSV: csvextractor32.exe -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l limit -q query_sql_file -Q query_sql_dir -c from_table -P from_partition -S from_sub_partition -f from_db -e nls_date_format -m nls_timestamp_format -z source_client_home -g to_file -D to_dir Here: (Common) -w [--copy_vector] Data copy direction. (Common) -o [--pool_size] Pool size. (Common) -r [--num_of_shards] Number of shards. (Common) -t [--field_term] Field terminator. (Common) -l [--limit] Limit rows (test run). (From Oracle) -q [--query_sql_file] Input file with Oracle query sql. (From Oracle) -Q [--query_sql_dir] Input dir with Oracle query files sql. (From Oracle) -c [--from_table] From table. (From Oracle) -P [--from_partition] From partition. (From Oracle) -S [--from_sub_partition] From sub-partition. (From Oracle) -f [--from_db] From database. (From Oracle) -e [--nls_date_format] nls_date_format for source. (From Oracle) -m [--nls_timestamp_format] nls_time_format for source. (From Oracle) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Oracle client home. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory.