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## ##dm32.exe -h ALL ---------------------------------------------------------------------- #FreeUkraine #SaveUkraine #StopRussia #PutinKhuilo #CrimeaIsUkraine ---------------------------------------------------------------------- DataMigrator for Oracle (v1.23.9, beta, 2014/12/27 09:50:57) [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 Oracle: Set following command line arguments to copy from Oracle to Oracle: -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l lame_duck -K keep_data_file -V validate -U truncate_target -E ask_to_truncate -1 arg_1 -2 arg_2 -3 arg_3 -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 -O nls_timestamp_tz_format -z source_client_home -A header -W trim_whitespace -g to_db -a to_table -G to_partition -N to_sub_partition -Z target_client_home 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 [--lame_duck] Limit rows (lame duck run). (Common) -K [--keep_data_file] Keep data dump. (Common) -V [--validate] Check if source and target objects exist. (Common) -U [--truncate_target] Truncate target table/partition/subpartition. (Common) -E [--ask_to_truncate] Ask to truncate. (Common) -1 [--arg_1] Generic string argument 1. (Common) -2 [--arg_2] Generic string argument 2. (Common) -3 [--arg_3] Generic string argument 3. (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_timestamp_format for source. (From Oracle) -O [--nls_timestamp_tz_format] nls_timestamp_tz_format for source. (From Oracle) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Oracle client home. (From Oracle) -A [--header] Include header to Oracle extract. (From Oracle) -W [--trim_whitespace] Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract. (To Oracle) -g [--to_db] To Oracle database. (To Oracle) -a [--to_table] To Oracle table. (To Oracle) -G [--to_partition] To Oracle table. (To Oracle) -N [--to_sub_partition] To Oracle table. (To Oracle) -Z [--target_client_home] Path to Oracle client home bin dir. Set following command line arguments to copy from Oracle to CSV: -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l lame_duck -K keep_data_file -V validate -U truncate_target -E ask_to_truncate -1 arg_1 -2 arg_2 -3 arg_3 -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 -O nls_timestamp_tz_format -z source_client_home -A header -W trim_whitespace -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 [--lame_duck] Limit rows (lame duck run). (Common) -K [--keep_data_file] Keep data dump. (Common) -V [--validate] Check if source and target objects exist. (Common) -U [--truncate_target] Truncate target table/partition/subpartition. (Common) -E [--ask_to_truncate] Ask to truncate. (Common) -1 [--arg_1] Generic string argument 1. (Common) -2 [--arg_2] Generic string argument 2. (Common) -3 [--arg_3] Generic string argument 3. (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_timestamp_format for source. (From Oracle) -O [--nls_timestamp_tz_format] nls_timestamp_tz_format for source. (From Oracle) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Oracle client home. (From Oracle) -A [--header] Include header to Oracle extract. (From Oracle) -W [--trim_whitespace] Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract. (To CSV) -g [--to_file] To CSV file. (To CSV) -D [--to_dir] To directory. To Oracle: Set following command line arguments to copy from Oracle to Oracle: -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l lame_duck -K keep_data_file -V validate -U truncate_target -E ask_to_truncate -1 arg_1 -2 arg_2 -3 arg_3 -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 -O nls_timestamp_tz_format -z source_client_home -A header -W trim_whitespace -g to_db -a to_table -G to_partition -N to_sub_partition -Z target_client_home 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 [--lame_duck] Limit rows (lame duck run). (Common) -K [--keep_data_file] Keep data dump. (Common) -V [--validate] Check if source and target objects exist. (Common) -U [--truncate_target] Truncate target table/partition/subpartition. (Common) -E [--ask_to_truncate] Ask to truncate. (Common) -1 [--arg_1] Generic string argument 1. (Common) -2 [--arg_2] Generic string argument 2. (Common) -3 [--arg_3] Generic string argument 3. (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_timestamp_format for source. (From Oracle) -O [--nls_timestamp_tz_format] nls_timestamp_tz_format for source. (From Oracle) -z [--source_client_home] Path to Oracle client home. (From Oracle) -A [--header] Include header to Oracle extract. (From Oracle) -W [--trim_whitespace] Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract. (To Oracle) -g [--to_db] To Oracle database. (To Oracle) -a [--to_table] To Oracle table. (To Oracle) -G [--to_partition] To Oracle table. (To Oracle) -N [--to_sub_partition] To Oracle table. (To Oracle) -Z [--target_client_home] Path to Oracle client home bin dir. Set following command line arguments to copy from CSV to Oracle: -w copy_vector -o pool_size -r num_of_shards -t field_term -l lame_duck -K keep_data_file -V validate -U truncate_target -E ask_to_truncate -1 arg_1 -2 arg_2 -3 arg_3 -i input_file -I input_dir -k skip_rows -y shard_size_kb -g to_db -a to_table -G to_partition -N to_sub_partition -e nls_date_format -m nls_timestamp_format -O nls_timestamp_tz_format -Z target_client_home 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 [--lame_duck] Limit rows (lame duck run). (Common) -K [--keep_data_file] Keep data dump. (Common) -V [--validate] Check if source and target objects exist. (Common) -U [--truncate_target] Truncate target table/partition/subpartition. (Common) -E [--ask_to_truncate] Ask to truncate. (Common) -1 [--arg_1] Generic string argument 1. (Common) -2 [--arg_2] Generic string argument 2. (Common) -3 [--arg_3] Generic string argument 3. (From CSV) -i [--input_file] Input CSV file. (From CSV) -I [--input_dir] Input CSV directory. (From CSV) -k [--skip_rows] Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file. (From CSV) -y [--shard_size_kb] Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file). (To Oracle) -g [--to_db] To Oracle database. (To Oracle) -a [--to_table] To Oracle table. (To Oracle) -G [--to_partition] To Oracle table. (To Oracle) -N [--to_sub_partition] To Oracle table. (To Oracle) -e [--nls_date_format] nls_date_format for target. (To Oracle) -m [--nls_timestamp_format] nls_timestamp_format for target. (To Oracle) -O [--nls_timestamp_tz_format] nls_timestamp_tz_format for target. (To Oracle) -Z [--target_client_home] Path to Oracle client home bin dir. --USE CASES-- 1. CSV_to_Oracle. 84 use cases. 2. Oracle_to_CSV. 121 use cases. 3. Oracle_to_Oracle. 216 use cases. CSV_to_Oracle: 84 use case(s) available: 1. CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Partition - Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 2. CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 3. CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 4. CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 5. CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Table - Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 6. CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 7. CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Partition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 8. CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 9. CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 10. CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 11. CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Table - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 12. CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 13. CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 14. CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 15. CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 16. CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 17. CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table table. 18. CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 19. CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Partition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 20. CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 21. CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 22. CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 23. CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Table - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 24. CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 25. CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Partition - Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 26. CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 27. CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition - Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 28. CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 29. CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Table - Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 30. CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 31. CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 32. CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 33. CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 34. CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 35. CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table table. 36. CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 37. CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Partition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 38. CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 39. CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 40. CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 41. CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Table - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 42. CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 43. CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 44. CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 45. CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 46. CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 47. CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table table. 48. CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 49. CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Partition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 50. CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 51. CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 52. CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 53. CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Table - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 54. CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 55. CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Partition - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 56. CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 57. CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 58. CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 59. CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Table - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 60. CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 61. CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 62. CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 63. CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 64. CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 65. CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table table. 66. CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 67. CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Partition - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 68. CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 69. CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 70. CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 71. CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Table - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 72. CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 73. CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Partition - Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 74. CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 75. CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 76. CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 77. CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Table - Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 78. CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 79. CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Partition - Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. 80. CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 81. CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. 82. CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 83. CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Table - Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. 84. CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Oracle_to_CSV: 121 use case(s) available: 85. ORA_DateTable_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. 86. ORA_DateTable_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 87. ORA_DateTable_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. 88. ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_CSV_Default - Extract only 10 rows from Oracle partition into CSV Default location. 89. ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir - Extract only 10 rows from Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. 90. ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_CSV_File - Extract only 10 rows from Oracle partition into CSV File location. 91. ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. 92. ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. 93. ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. 94. ORA_Partition_Validate_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. 95. ORA_Partition_Validate_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. 96. ORA_Partition_Validate_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. 97. ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. 98. ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. 99. ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. 100. ORA_Partition_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. 101. ORA_Partition_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. 102. ORA_Partition_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. 103. ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. 104. ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. 105. ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. 106. ORA_Partition_withHeader_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. 107. ORA_Partition_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. 108. ORA_Partition_withHeader_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. 109. ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_CSV_Default - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 110. ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 111. ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_CSV_File - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV File location. 112. ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Default - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 113. ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 114. ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_File - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 115. ORA_QueryDir_to_CSV_Default - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 116. ORA_QueryDir_to_CSV_Dir - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 117. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Default - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 118. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 119. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_File - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 120. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Default - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 121. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 122. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_File - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 123. ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 124. ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 125. ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV File location. 126. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 127. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 128. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 129. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 130. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 131. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 132. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 133. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 134. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 135. ORA_QueryFile_noHeader_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 136. ORA_QueryFile_noHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 137. ORA_QueryFile_noHeader_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 138. ORA_QueryFile_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 139. ORA_QueryFile_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 140. ORA_QueryFile_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 141. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 142. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 143. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 144. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 145. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 146. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 147. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 148. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 149. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 150. ORA_QueryFile_withHeader_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 151. ORA_QueryFile_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 152. ORA_QueryFile_withHeader_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 153. ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Default - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into CSV Default location. 154. ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into CSV Dir location. 155. ORA_ShardedPartition_to_CSV_Default - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle sharded partition into CSV Default location. 156. ORA_ShardedPartition_to_CSV_Dir - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle sharded partition into CSV Dir location. 157. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Default - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into CSV Default location. 158. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into CSV Dir location. 159. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_CSV_Default - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle sharded sub-partition into CSV Default location. 160. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_CSV_Dir - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle sharded sub-partition into CSV Dir location. 161. ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_CSV_Default - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV Default location. 162. ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 163. ORA_ShardedTable_to_CSV_Default - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. 164. ORA_ShardedTable_to_CSV_Dir - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 165. ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_Default - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. 166. ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_Dir - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 167. ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Default - Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. 168. ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir - Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. 169. ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_File - Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. 170. ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. 171. ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. 172. ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. 173. ORA_Subpartition_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. 174. ORA_Subpartition_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. 175. ORA_Subpartition_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. 176. ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. 177. ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. 178. ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. 179. ORA_Subpartition_withHeader_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. 180. ORA_Subpartition_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. 181. ORA_Subpartition_withHeader_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. 182. ORA_Table_Limit10_to_CSV_Default - Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV Default location. 183. ORA_Table_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir - Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 184. ORA_Table_Limit10_to_CSV_File - Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV File location. 185. ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. 186. ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 187. ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. 188. ORA_TimestampTable_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. 189. ORA_TimestampTable_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 190. ORA_TimestampTable_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. 191. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. 192. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 193. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. 194. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. 195. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 196. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. 197. ORA_TimestampTable_withHeader_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. 198. ORA_TimestampTable_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 199. ORA_TimestampTable_withHeader_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. 200. ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_CSV_Default - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. 201. ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_CSV_Dir - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. 202. ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_CSV_File - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. 203. ORA_TimezoneTable_to_CSV_Default - Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. 204. ORA_TimezoneTable_to_CSV_Dir - Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. 205. ORA_TimezoneTable_to_CSV_File - Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. Oracle_to_Oracle: 216 use case(s) available: 206. ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 207. ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 208. ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 209. ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 210. ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 211. ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 212. ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. 213. ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 214. ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 215. ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 216. ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. 217. ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 218. ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. 219. ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 220. ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 221. ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 222. ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. 223. ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 224. ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. 225. ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 226. ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 227. ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 228. ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. 229. ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 230. ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. 231. ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 232. ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 233. ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 234. ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. 235. ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 236. ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. 237. ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 238. ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 239. ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 240. ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. 241. ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 242. ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. 243. ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 244. ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 245. ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 246. ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. 247. ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 248. ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. 249. ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 250. ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 251. ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 252. ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. 253. ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 254. ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. 255. ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 256. ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. 257. ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 258. ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. 259. ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 260. ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. 261. ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 262. ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. 263. ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 264. ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. 265. ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 266. ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Partition - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. 267. ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 268. ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. 269. ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 270. ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Table - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. 271. ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 272. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. 273. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 274. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. 275. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 276. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. 277. ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 278. ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. 279. ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 280. ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. 281. ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 282. ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. 283. ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 284. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. 285. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 286. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. 287. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 288. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. 289. ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 290. ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Partition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. 291. ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 292. ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. 293. ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 294. ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Table - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. 295. ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 296. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. 297. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 298. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. 299. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 300. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. 301. ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 302. ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Partition table. 303. ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 304. ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 305. ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 306. ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Table table. 307. ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 308. ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Partition - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Partition table. 309. ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 310. ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 311. ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 312. ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Table - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Table table. 313. ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 314. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. 315. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 316. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 317. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 318. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Table table. 319. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 320. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Partition - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. 321. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 322. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 323. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 324. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Table - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Table table. 325. ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 326. ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 327. ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 328. ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 329. ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 330. ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 331. ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 332. ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Partition - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 333. ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 334. ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 335. ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 336. ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Table - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 337. ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 338. ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Partition - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 339. ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 340. ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 341. ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 342. ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Table - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 343. ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 344. ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. 345. ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 346. ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 347. ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 348. ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. 349. ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 350. ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. 351. ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 352. ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 353. ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 354. ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. 355. ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 356. ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. 357. ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 358. ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 359. ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 360. ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. 361. ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 362. ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. 363. ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 364. ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 365. ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 366. ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. 367. ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 368. ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. 369. ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 370. ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. 371. ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 372. ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. 373. ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 374. ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 375. ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 376. ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 377. ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 378. ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 379. ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 380. ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 381. ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 382. ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 383. ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 384. ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Table - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 385. ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 386. ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 387. ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 388. ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 389. ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 390. ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 391. ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 392. ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 393. ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 394. ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 395. ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 396. ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 397. ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 398. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 399. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 400. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 401. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 402. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 403. ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 404. ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Partition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. 405. ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 406. ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. 407. ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 408. ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Table - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. 409. ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 410. ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 411. ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 412. ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 413. ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 414. ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 415. ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. 416. ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Partition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. 417. ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. 418. ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Subpartition - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. 419. ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. 420. ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Table - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. 421. ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget - Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. --DETAILS-- -USE-CASE # 1 Use case name: CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_dt.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 2 Use case name: CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_dt.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 3 Use case name: CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_dt.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Date_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 4 Use case name: CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_dt.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 5 Use case name: CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_dt.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Date_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 6 Use case name: CSV_DateFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_dt.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Date_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 7 Use case name: CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 8 Use case name: CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 9 Use case name: CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 10 Use case name: CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 11 Use case name: CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 12 Use case name: CSV_DirSkip1_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 13 Use case name: CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 14 Use case name: CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 15 Use case name: CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 16 Use case name: CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 17 Use case name: CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 18 Use case name: CSV_Dir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 19 Use case name: CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 20 Use case name: CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 21 Use case name: CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 22 Use case name: CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 23 Use case name: CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 24 Use case name: CSV_Dir_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 25 Use case name: CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Partition Description: Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 100 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 26 Use case name: CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 100 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 27 Use case name: CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 100 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 28 Use case name: CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 100 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 29 Use case name: CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Table Description: Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 100 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 30 Use case name: CSV_FileSkip1_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 100 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 31 Use case name: CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 32 Use case name: CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 33 Use case name: CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 34 Use case name: CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 35 Use case name: CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 36 Use case name: CSV_File_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 37 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 38 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 39 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 40 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 41 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 42 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDirSkip1_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -k 1 ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 43 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 44 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 45 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 46 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 47 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 48 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 49 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 50 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 51 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 52 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 53 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 54 Use case name: CSV_ShardedDir_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each CSV file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir". Break input CSV files into logical partitions (shards) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3) Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -I[--input_dir] is "Input CSV directory." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -I c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\ora_data_dir ^ -y 50 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 55 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 56 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 57 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 58 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 59 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 60 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFileSkip1_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Skip 1 rows and load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -k[--skip_rows] is "Header size. Number of rows to skip in input file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -k 1 ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 61 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 62 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 63 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 64 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 65 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 66 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load only 10 rows from CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 67 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 68 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 69 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 70 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 71 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 72 Use case name: CSV_ShardedFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input CSV file into 3 logical partitions (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run load process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 10 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 73 Use case name: CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 74 Use case name: CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 75 Use case name: CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 76 Use case name: CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 77 Use case name: CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 78 Use case name: CSV_TimestampFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_ts.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 79 Use case name: CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_tz.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 80 Use case name: CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_tz.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 81 Use case name: CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_tz.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 82 Use case name: CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_tz.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 83 Use case name: CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_tz.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 84 Use case name: CSV_TimezoneFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Load CSV file into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -i[--input_file] is "Input CSV file." -y[--shard_size_kb] is "Shard size in KBytes (to partition file and to estimate number of lines in input CSV file)." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w csv2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -i c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\data\oracle_shard_0_tz.data ^ -y 1000 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 85 Use case name: ORA_DateTable_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Date_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 86 Use case name: ORA_DateTable_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Date_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 87 Use case name: ORA_DateTable_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Date_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_DateTable.data -USE-CASE # 88 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract only 10 rows from Oracle partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 89 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract only 10 rows from Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 90 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_CSV_File Description: Extract only 10 rows from Oracle partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Partition_Limit10.data -USE-CASE # 91 Use case name: ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -E[--ask_to_truncate] is "Ask to truncate." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -E 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 92 Use case name: ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -E[--ask_to_truncate] is "Ask to truncate." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -E 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 93 Use case name: ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -E[--ask_to_truncate] is "Ask to truncate." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -E 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate.data -USE-CASE # 94 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Validate_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 95 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Validate_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 96 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Validate_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Partition_Validate.data -USE-CASE # 97 Use case name: ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 98 Use case name: ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 99 Use case name: ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Partition_keepWhitespace.data -USE-CASE # 100 Use case name: ORA_Partition_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 101 Use case name: ORA_Partition_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 102 Use case name: ORA_Partition_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Partition.data -USE-CASE # 103 Use case name: ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 104 Use case name: ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 105 Use case name: ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Partition_trimWhitespace.data -USE-CASE # 106 Use case name: ORA_Partition_withHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 -USE-CASE # 107 Use case name: ORA_Partition_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 108 Use case name: ORA_Partition_withHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Partition_withHeader.data -USE-CASE # 109 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_CSV_Default Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 110 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 111 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_CSV_File Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryDir_Limit10.data -USE-CASE # 112 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Default Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 113 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 114 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_File Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace.data -USE-CASE # 115 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_to_CSV_Default Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 116 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 117 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Default Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 118 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 119 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_File Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace.data -USE-CASE # 120 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 121 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 122 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -W 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_withHeader.data -USE-CASE # 123 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 124 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 125 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract only 10 rows from Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile_Limit10.data -USE-CASE # 126 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 127 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 128 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_noHeader.data -USE-CASE # 129 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 130 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 131 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace.data -USE-CASE # 132 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 -USE-CASE # 133 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 134 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_withHeader.data -USE-CASE # 135 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_noHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 136 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_noHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 137 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_noHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile_noHeader.data -USE-CASE # 138 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 139 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 140 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile.data -USE-CASE # 141 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 142 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 143 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_noHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_noHeader.data -USE-CASE # 144 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 145 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 146 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace.data -USE-CASE # 147 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 148 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 149 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -W 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_withHeader.data -USE-CASE # 150 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_withHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 -USE-CASE # 151 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 152 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_withHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_QueryFile_withHeader.data -USE-CASE # 153 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Default Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 154 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 155 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_to_CSV_Default Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle sharded partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 156 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_to_CSV_Dir Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle sharded partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 157 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Default Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 158 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 159 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_CSV_Default Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle sharded sub-partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 160 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_CSV_Dir Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle sharded sub-partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 161 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_CSV_Default Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 162 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 163 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_to_CSV_Default Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 164 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_to_CSV_Dir Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 165 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_Default Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 166 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_Dir Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run extract process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 167 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 168 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 169 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_CSV_File Description: Extract only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Subpartition_Limit10.data -USE-CASE # 170 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 171 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 172 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Subpartition_Validate.data -USE-CASE # 173 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 174 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 175 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Subpartition.data -USE-CASE # 176 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 177 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 178 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace.data -USE-CASE # 179 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_withHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 -USE-CASE # 180 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 181 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_withHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle sub-partition into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Subpartition_withHeader.data -USE-CASE # 182 Use case name: ORA_Table_Limit10_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 183 Use case name: ORA_Table_Limit10_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 184 Use case name: ORA_Table_Limit10_to_CSV_File Description: Extract only 10 rows from Oracle table into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_Table_Limit10.data -USE-CASE # 185 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 186 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 187 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace.data -USE-CASE # 188 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 189 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 190 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_TimestampTable.data -USE-CASE # 191 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 192 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 193 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate.data -USE-CASE # 194 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -W 1 -USE-CASE # 195 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -W 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 196 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_withHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -W 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_withHeader.data -USE-CASE # 197 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_withHeader_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 -USE-CASE # 198 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_withHeader_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 199 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_withHeader_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -A[--header] is "Include header to Oracle extract." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -A 1 ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_TimestampTable_withHeader.data -USE-CASE # 200 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_CSV_Default Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 201 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_CSV_Dir Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 202 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_CSV_File Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Extract Oracle query results into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_TimezoneQueryFile.data -USE-CASE # 203 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_to_CSV_Default Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Default location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 204 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_to_CSV_Dir Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV Dir location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -D[--to_dir] is "To directory." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -D c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT -USE-CASE # 205 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_to_CSV_File Description: Extract Oracle table into CSV File location. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_file] is "To CSV file." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2csv ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY/MM/DD" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FF" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD-HH24:MI:SS.FF" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\CSV_OUT\testORA_TimezoneTable.data -USE-CASE # 206 Use case name: ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Date_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 207 Use case name: ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Date_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 208 Use case name: ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Date_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Date_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 209 Use case name: ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Date_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 210 Use case name: ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Date_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Date_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 211 Use case name: ORA_DateTable_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Date_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Date_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 212 Use case name: ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 213 Use case name: ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 214 Use case name: ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 215 Use case name: ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 216 Use case name: ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 217 Use case name: ORA_Partition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 218 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 219 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 220 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 221 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 222 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 223 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 224 Use case name: ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -E[--ask_to_truncate] is "Ask to truncate." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -E 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 225 Use case name: ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -E[--ask_to_truncate] is "Ask to truncate." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -E 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 226 Use case name: ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -E[--ask_to_truncate] is "Ask to truncate." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -E 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 227 Use case name: ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -E[--ask_to_truncate] is "Ask to truncate." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -E 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 228 Use case name: ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -E[--ask_to_truncate] is "Ask to truncate." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -E 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 229 Use case name: ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget_AskToTruncate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -E[--ask_to_truncate] is "Ask to truncate." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -E 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 230 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 231 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 232 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 233 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 234 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 235 Use case name: ORA_Partition_Validate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 236 Use case name: ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 237 Use case name: ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 238 Use case name: ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 239 Use case name: ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 240 Use case name: ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 241 Use case name: ORA_Partition_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 242 Use case name: ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 243 Use case name: ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 244 Use case name: ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 245 Use case name: ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 246 Use case name: ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 247 Use case name: ORA_Partition_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 248 Use case name: ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 249 Use case name: ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 250 Use case name: ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 251 Use case name: ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 252 Use case name: ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 253 Use case name: ORA_Partition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 254 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 255 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 256 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 257 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 258 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 259 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 260 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 261 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 262 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 263 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 264 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 265 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 266 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 267 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 268 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 269 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 270 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 271 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 272 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 273 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 274 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 275 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 276 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 277 Use case name: ORA_QueryDir_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read each SQL query file from a directory "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -Q[--query_sql_dir] is "Input dir with Oracle query files sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -Q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\query_dir_ora ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 278 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 279 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 280 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 281 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 282 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 283 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy only 10 rows from Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 284 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 285 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 286 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 287 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 288 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 289 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 290 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 291 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 292 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 293 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 294 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 295 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 296 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 297 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 298 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 299 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 300 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 301 Use case name: ORA_QueryFile_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 302 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 303 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 304 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 305 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 306 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 307 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 308 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 309 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 310 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 311 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 312 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 313 Use case name: ORA_ShardedPartition_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -P[--from_partition] is "From partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Partitioned_test_from ^ -P part_15 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 314 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 315 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 316 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 317 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 318 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 319 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 320 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 321 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 322 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 323 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 324 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 325 Use case name: ORA_ShardedSubpartition_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input sharded sub-partition into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle sharded sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 326 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 327 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 328 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 329 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 330 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 331 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 332 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 333 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 334 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 335 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 336 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 337 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTable_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 338 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Partition Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 339 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 340 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 341 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 342 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Table Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 343 Use case name: ORA_ShardedTimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Break input table into 3 logical shards (-r[--num_of_shards] 3) and run copy process on each shard in thread pool (-o[--pool_size] 3). Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 3 ^ -r 3 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 344 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 345 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 346 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 347 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 348 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 349 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 350 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 351 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 352 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 353 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 354 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 355 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 356 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 357 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 358 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 359 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 360 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 361 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_Validate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 362 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 363 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 364 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 365 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 366 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 367 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 368 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 369 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 370 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 371 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 372 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 373 Use case name: ORA_Subpartition_trimWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle sub-partition into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -S[--from_sub_partition] is "From sub-partition." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_from ^ -S part_15_sp1 ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 374 Use case name: ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 375 Use case name: ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 376 Use case name: ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 377 Use case name: ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 378 Use case name: ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 379 Use case name: ORA_Table_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 380 Use case name: ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 381 Use case name: ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 382 Use case name: ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 383 Use case name: ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 384 Use case name: ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 385 Use case name: ORA_Table_Limit10_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy only 10 rows from Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -l[--lame_duck] is "Limit rows (lame duck run)." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -l 10 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 386 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 387 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 388 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 389 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 390 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 391 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_keepWhitespace_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 392 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 393 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 394 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 395 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 396 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 397 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 398 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 399 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 400 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 401 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 402 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 403 Use case name: ORA_TimestampTable_trimWhitespace_Validate_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -V[--validate] is "Check if source and target objects exist." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -W[--trim_whitespace] is "Trim whitespace from varchar2 in "Oracle" extract." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -V 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timestamp_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -W 1 ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timestamp_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 404 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 405 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 406 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 407 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 408 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 409 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneQueryFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Read SQL from a query file "c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql". Copy Oracle query results into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -q[--query_sql_file] is "Input file with Oracle query sql." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -q c:\Python27\data_migrator_1239\test\v101\query\oracle_query.sql ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 410 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 411 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 412 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 413 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 414 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 415 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_KeepSpoolFile_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -K[--keep_data_file] is "Keep data dump." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -K 1 ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 416 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Partition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 417 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Partition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Partition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -G[--to_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Partitioned_test_to ^ -G part_15 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 418 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Subpartition Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 419 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Subpartition_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Subpartition TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -N[--to_sub_partition] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Sub_Partitioned_test_to ^ -N part_15_sp1 ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 420 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Table Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: echo y|c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" -USE-CASE # 421 Use case name: ORA_TimezoneTable_to_ORA_Table_TruncateTarget Description: Copy Oracle table into Oracle Table TruncateTarget table. Arguments: -w[--copy_vector] is "Data copy direction." -o[--pool_size] is "Pool size." -r[--num_of_shards] is "Number of shards." -t[--field_term] is "Field terminator." -U[--truncate_target] is "Truncate target table/partition/subpartition." -c[--from_table] is "From table." -f[--from_db] is "From database." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for source." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for source." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for source." -z[--source_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home." -g[--to_db] is "To Oracle database." -a[--to_table] is "To Oracle table." -e[--nls_date_format] is "nls_date_format for target." -m[--nls_timestamp_format] is "nls_timestamp_format for target." -O[--nls_timestamp_tz_format] is "nls_timestamp_tz_format for target." -Z[--target_client_home] is "Path to Oracle client home bin dir." Example: python -c "print 'y\ny'" |c:\Python27\dm_dist_32\20141227_095057\dm32\dm32.exe ^ -w ora2ora ^ -o 1 ^ -r 1 ^ -t "|" ^ -U 1 ^ -c SCOTT.Timezone_test_from ^ -f SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN" ^ -g SCOTT/tiger2@orcl ^ -a SCOTT.Timezone_test_to ^ -e "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS" ^ -m "YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI.SS.FF2" ^ -O "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.FF2 TZH:TZM" ^ -Z "C:\app\alex_buz\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN"