Kbase P112577: What is a *.ds file?
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
16/10/2008 |
|
Status: Unverified
GOAL:
What is a *.ds file?
FIX:
The following was taken from our source code in the dictionary section
*.d - database contents dump
*.df - database structure dump
*.ds - listing from load data screen
*.e - error files listing load errors
*.f - FORM statements for user interface
*.fd - bulkload description files
*.i - include files or procedures compiled on-the-fly
*.p - procedures
*.pl - prolib r-code library
*.r - compiled procedures (one per .p)
As you can see the .ds file is a listing from a load data screen.
This is generated when .d files (data) are loaded into a database
using the data dictionary. The following is an examples of a .ds file
Table Input File # of Records Read # of Errors Error File
------------ -------------- ----------------- ----------- ------------
apcheck /usr1/roy/apch 21,714 0 -
apdef /usr1/roy/apde 1 0 -
chkrecon /usr1/roy/chkr 6,989 0 -
printers /usr1/roy/prin 115 0 -
vendaddr /usr1/roy/vend 20 0 -
vendor /usr1/roy/vend 1,931 2 vendor.e
The .ds file above shows errors in the vendor table load. Use the
vendor.e file to find out which records could not be loaded. Also
check the # of Records Read, make sure it is the number you expected
to be loaded. The load could have terminated on this table due to
errors and you may have a lot of missing data.