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Rules for Reject File Naming on Linux, UNIX, and Windows

On Linux, UNIX, and Windows, PowerExchange uses the following reject file naming rules:

If you do not specify a reject file path and file name, PowerExchange creates a reject file in the PowerExchange installation directory that contains the DETAIL.LOG file. The reject file name has the following default format:

pwxr.schema_name.table_name.strategy.timestamp.bad

To create the reject file in another directory, enter a reject file path that ends with a slash (/) or backslash (\),whichever is valid for your platform. For example, you could specify “C:\PWX\Logs\” on Windows. PowerExchange generates the file name based on the default format.

To add a prefix to the default file name and create the file in a specific directory, enter a reject file path that ends with a slash (/) or backslash (\) followed by a prefix, for example, “C:\PWX\Logs\prefix.
” PowerExchange creates the file in the specified directory and generates a file name that has the following format:

prefix.schema_name.table_name.strategy.timestamp.bad

On Linux and UNIX, use a slash (/) in a reject file path. On Windows, use a backslash (\).

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Bulk Data Movement Guide

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Rules for Reject File Naming on Linux, UNIX, and Windows

Rules for Reject File Naming on Linux, UNIX, and Windows