what is the syntax of m_dump command?

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what is the syntax of m_dump command?..

Answer / ranga .

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How to read a feed file from UNIX prompt without opening Ab-
initio GDE?

Follow the below steps:
Create the DML for reading the feed file and save it
with .dml extension.
Place the DML file in the .dml folder of the respective
sandbox being used (can even be ignored).
Execute the following command at unix prompt:
m_dump <.dml file(absolute path)> <feed file name(absolute
path)>
Ex:
m_dump /export/home/read_feed.dml /export/home/feedfile.dat

For more options on m_dump, type m_dump help on unix prompt.

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what is the syntax of m_dump command?..

Answer / deepa govindaraj

m_dump DML_path Inputfile_path

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what is the syntax of m_dump command?..

Answer / sohanvarmas

m_dump command prints the data in a formatted way.

m_dump <dml> <file.dat>

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