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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Servers
  4. Console Client
  5. Search Clients
  6. Table Loader
  7. Update Synchronizer
  8. Globalization
  9. Siebel Connector
  10. Web Services
  11. ASM Workbench
  12. Cluster Merge Rules
  13. Forced Link and Unlink
  14. System Backup and Restore
  15. Batch Utilities

Report Formats

Report Formats

When you write to output files, choose a report value based on the output format that you want.
The following table describes the report format for each report value.
Report Value
Report Format
0
Prints each file record found on a new line. The following text shows sample output based on the report value:
JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS JobN000032A COLLINS
1
Prints a line for each file record returned that consists of the search record, a nine digit search number that corresponds to the number of the search record in the input file, a three digit score, and the file record. Report prints nothing if no match is found. The following text shows sample output based on the report value:
JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS#000033064 100 JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS#000033064 099 JobN000032A COLLINS
2
Prints a group of records. The first line consists of the search record and then the search number. This is followed by one line per file record. Each file record is indented and is followed by the search number and score. Report prints nothing if no match is found. The following text shows sample output based on the report value:
JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS #000033064 JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS #000033064 100 JobN000032A COLLINS #000033064 099
3
Prints the search record and a set of file records. A search number, surrounded by asterisks, precedes the search record. A three digit score precedes each file record. Report prints nothing if no match is found. The following text shows sample output based on the report value:
********** 000033064 ********** ---JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS} 100JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS} 099JobN000032A COLLINS
4
Prints the search number and the file record on the same line. Report prints nothing if no match is found. The following text shows sample output based on the report value:
00033064JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS 00033064JobN000032A COLLINS
5
Prints the best file record for each search. You cannot specify a single match file (-m1). If you do not specify -m0, the output file contains the search record followed by the best file record, both on the same line. Report prints nothing if no match is found. If you specify -m0, the output file contains the best record, if any match is found. Else, the record is written to the unmatched file. The following text shows sample output based on the report value:
JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS
6
Prints the search number and the file record on the same line. Also sets the search number to zero. The following text shows sample output based on the report value:
00000000JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS 00000000JobN000032A COLLINS
7
Prints the best file record and the score returned for each search. You cannot specify a single match file (-m1). If you do not specify -m0, the output file contains the search record followed by the best file record, both on the same line. Report prints nothing if no match is found. If you specify -m0, the output file contains the best record, if any match is found. Else, the record is written to the unmatched file. The following text shows sample output based on the report value:
100JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS JobN000005A ALGER COLLINS

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