The NAT output format supports the following parameters:
| rtp | ||
| Values: | number of rows | |
| Default: | 10 | |
| Description: | Rows to print before pausing. | |
| Details: | When writing to STDOUT, the NAT
output format displays output records in batches made up of a
number of rows equal to the value specified for this parameter.
Once a batch of rows has been displayed, the NAT output format
prompts the user to press a key to display the next batch of
rows. Specifying "-1" for this parameter disables batching altogether. |
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| Example: | -rtp:-1 | |
| headers | ||
| Values: | ON | OFF | |
| Default: | ON | |
| Description: | Print column headers. | |
| Details: | This parameter enables or disables the column headers displayed before each batch of output rows. | |
| Example: | -headers:OFF | |
| spaceCol | ||
| Values: | ON | OFF | |
| Default: | ON | |
| Description: | Space columns uniformly. | |
| Details: | When this parameter is set to "ON",
the NAT output format pads values with enough space characters to
create columns having a uniform width within each batch of output
rows. When this parameter is set to "OFF", the NAT output format displays unaligned values separated by a single space character. |
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| Example: | -spaceCol:OFF | |
| rAlign | ||
| Values: | ON | OFF | |
| Default: | OFF | |
| Description: | Align columns to the right. | |
| Details: | When this parameter is set to "ON",
the NAT output format aligns values to the right side of each
column. When this parameter is set to "OFF", values are aligned to the left side of each column. |
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| Example: | -rAlign:ON | |
| colSep | ||
| Values: | any string | |
| Default: | single space character | |
| Description: | Column separator. | |
| Details: | This parameter specifies the separator to be used between the columns. | |
| Example: | -colSep:", " | |
| direct | ||
| Values: | ON | OFF | |
| Default: | OFF | |
| Description: | Enable "direct mode". | |
| Details: | When "direct mode" is enabled, the
NAT output format displays output records as they are made
available, disabling the internal buffering mechanism used for
column spacing and output row batching. In "direct mode" columns are not uniformly spaced, headers are printed only at the beginning of the output, and output records are displayed without interruption. |
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| Example: | -direct:ON | |
| oCodepage | ||
| Values: | codepage ID (number) | |
| Default: | 0 | |
| Description: | Codepage of the output text. | |
| Details: | 0 is the system codepage, -1 is UNICODE. | |
| Example: | -oCodepage:1245 | |
| fileMode | ||
| Values: | 0 | 1 | 2 | |
| Default: | 1 | |
| Description: | Action to perform when an output file already exists. | |
| Details: | This parameter controls the behavior
of the NAT output format when the into-entity specifies directly or
indirectly through the "multiplex" feature the name of a file that
already exists. The possible values for this parameter are:
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| Example: | -fileMode:0 | |
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