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  1. Preface
  2. Fast Clone Overview
  3. Configuring and Using the Fast Clone Server
  4. Creating Cloning Configuration Files in the Fast Clone Console
  5. Unloading Data from the Source Database
  6. Loading Data to a Target
  7. Remote Configuration Management
  8. Fast Clone Command Line Interface
  9. Troubleshooting
  10. Fast Clone Configuration File Parameters
  11. Glossary

User Guide

User Guide

Running Data Unload Jobs

Running Data Unload Jobs

You can run a data unload job from the Fast Clone Console or the command line.
  • To start a data unload job from the Fast Clone Console, perform one of the following actions:
    • On the menu bar, click
      Data
      Unload data with Informatica Fast Clone Console
      .
    • On the toolbar, click the
      Start Informatica Fast Clone Console as specified in Runtime settings
      button.
    The Fast Clone Console runs the unload script that you specified in the
    Informatica Fast Clone Console start script
    field on the
    Runtime Settings
    tab >
    File Locations
    view. By default, the Fast Clone Console uses the unload.cmd script on Windows and the unload.sh script on Linux and UNIX to start the Fast Clone executable. You can edit the default script or create another script based on the default script to set environment variables or perform particular configuration tasks.
    If you run a data unload job with the default script, Fast Clone uses the configuration file that you specified in the
    Config file name
    field on the
    Runtime Settings
    tab >
    File Locations
    view to unload data.
  • To run a data unload job from the command line, you can start the Fast Clone executable directly or use the unload scripts. To start the Fast Clone executable directly, use the following syntax:
    • On Windows:
      Fastreader.exe config=
      configuration_file
    • On Linux and UNIX:
      Fastreader config=
      configuration_file
    To start the Fast Clone executable with the default unload scripts, use the following syntax:
    • On Windows:
      unload.cmd
      configuration_file
    • On Linux and UNIX:
      .
      ./unload.sh config=
      configuration_file
    Instead of using the cloning configuration file, you can enter unload parameters directly at the command line. For more information, see Command Line Parameters.

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