Example:
$ MUPIP EXTRACT -NOLOG FL.GLO
This command instructs EXTRACT to create the global output file, FL.GLO, (which consists of all global variables in the database) without displaying statistics on a global-by-global basis. Because no label is specified, the first record in FL.GLO contains the text string "GT.M MUPIP EXTRACT."
Example:
$ MUPIP EXTRACT -SELECT=DRG /dev/tty
This command instructs EXTRACT to dump the global ^DRG to the device (file-name) /dev/tty.
Extract -FORMAT=GO Header Label
The first record of a GO format data file contains the header label, "GT.M MUPIP EXTRACT," as text.
Extract --FORMAT=BINARY Header Label
The first record of a BINARY format data file contains the header label. The header label is 87 characters long. The following table illustrates the components of the header label.
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BINARY Format Data File Header Label |
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|
CHARACTERS |
EXPLANATION |
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1-26 |
Fixed-length ASCII text: "GDS BINARY EXTRACT LEVEL 2". |
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27-40 |
Date and time of extract in the $ZDATE() format:"YEARMMDD2460SS". |
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41-45 |
Decimal maximum block size of the union of each region from which data was extracted. |
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46-50 |
Decimal maximum record size of the union of each region from which data was extracted. |
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51-55 |
Decimal maximum key size of the union of each region from which data was extracted. |
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56-87 |
Space-padded label specified by the -LABEL qualifier. |