Executing the command

Specify the data processing ID as an argument of the command that executes data processing. In addition to specifying this argument, you can also specify the arguments given below. The items enclosed by square brackets are optional.

utled  {-f filename [-resultfile filename]|-i id}
                      [-n|-m|-r] [-restore] [-infile filename] [-matchfile{001-101} filename]     
                      [-vttablefile{01-20} filename] 
                      [-outfile{001-101} filename] 
                      [-mergefile{01-20} filename] 
                      [-errfile filename] [[-errdatfile filename]
                      [-errcausefile filename [-errcausekeys numbers]]
                      [-errovrwr] [-errdatmax max]]
                      [-tracefile filename [-tracelevel level]]
                      [-dstr{01-20} parm] [-dnum{01-20} parm] [-thread {on|off}]

Table 6.1 List of parameters
Parameter		Description
-f filename		Parameter file (required)
-resultfile filename		Dynamically specified results file name (optional)
-i id		Data processing ID (required)
-n \| -m \| -r		Output method (when omitted: -n)
	-n	Creates a new output file as specified in the data processing information.
	-m	Appends data to the output file as specified in the data processing information.
	-r	Overwrites the output file specified in the data processing information.
-restore		Restore in case of error (optional) If data processing ended unsuccessfully, the output file specified in the data processing information is restored to the state before data processing.
-infile filename		Dynamically specified input file name (optional)
-matchfile001-101 filename		Dynamically specified matching file name (optional)
-vttablefile01-20 filename		Dynamically specified virtual table source file name (optional)
-outfile001-101 filename		Dynamically specified output file name (optional)
-mergefile01-20 filename		Dynamically specified merged file name (optional)
-errfile filename		Dynamically specified error file name (optional)
-errdatfile filename		This is the name of the file where records are output if an invalid record is detected (optional)
-errcausefile filename		This is the name of the file where the cause that triggered the Skip Error Data function is output if an invalid record is detected (optional)
-errcausekeys numbers		The input field numbers of the key fields that are output in the Error Cause File (optional)
-errovrwr		If the files specified as the Error Data File and Error Cause File already exist, these files are overwritten (optional)
-errdatmax max		This specifies the maximum number of records that the Skip Error Data function allows to be generated (optional)
-tracefile filename		Trace log file name (optional)
-tracelevel level		Output preference for trace log (optional)
-dstr01-20 parm		The dynamic character string specified as the comparison target value of a condition, the fixed value of an output field, the argument of a function, or a similar value (optional)
-dnum01-20 parm		The dynamic value specified as the comparison target value of a condition, the numeric value of an input field, or a similar value (optional)
-thread {on\|off}		Information about whether to implement multithreading (optional)

Shows the error file specified in the data processing information when an error occurs during conversion or the conversion error details in Data Processing Log in Log of the management screen.