User`s guide

Data Export Resource File Data Export User’s Guide
D-4 Version 5.0rev1
! If user defined was selected above for IngresFieldSeparator, then
! IngresUserDefinedFieldSepChar is a one-character entry that describes
! the desired field separator character.
*IngresUserDefinedFieldSepChar: %
! This is the RecordSeparator used for temporary Ingres export files.
! The following choices may be made:
! 0 = CR, 1 = LF, 2 = CR/LF, 3 = tab, 4 = user defined.
*IngresRecordSeparator: 2
! If user defined was selected above for IngresRecordSeparator, then
! IngresUserDefinedRecordSepChar is a one-character entry that
! describes the desired record separator character.
*IngresUserDefinedRecordSepChar: &
! DateTime Format used for temporary Ingres export files.
! The following choices may be made:
! 1 = Combined (1 field), 2 = Time Ticks.
*IngresDateTimeFormat: 1
! This is the FieldSeparator used for temporary Sybase export files.
! The following choices may be made:
! 0 = space, 1 = tab, 2 = comma, 3 = semicolon, 4 = user defined,
! 5 = colon.
*SybaseFieldSeparator: 1
! If user defined was selected above for SybaseFieldSeparator, then
! SybaseUserDefinedFieldSepChar is a one-character entry that describes
! the desired field separator character.
*SybaseUserDefinedFieldSepChar: %
! This is the RecordSeparator used for temporary Sybase export files.
! The following choices may be made:
! 0 = CR, 1 = LF, 2 = CR/LF, 3 = tab, 4 = user defined.
*SybaseRecordSeparator: 2
! If user defined was selected above for SybaseRecordSeparator, then
! SybaseUserDefinedRecordSepChar is a one-character entry that
! describes the desired record separator character.
*SybaseUserDefinedRecordSepChar: &
! DateTime Format used for temporary Sybase export files.
! The following choices may be made:
! 1 = Combined (1 field), 2 = Time Ticks.
*SybaseDateTimeFormat: 1
! This is the FieldSeparator used for temporary Oracle export files.
! The following choices may be made:
! 0 = space, 1 = tab, 2 = comma, 3 = semicolon, 4 = user defined,
! 5 = colon.
*OracleFieldSeparator: 1
! If user defined was selected above for OracleFieldSeparator, then
! OracleUserDefinedFieldSepChar is a one character entry that describes
! the desired field separator character.
*OracleUserDefinedFieldSepChar: %