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dec1177
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by dec1177 »
I'm new to using the command interface, and I'm trying to execute the ANALYZE.FILE command on a hashed file named "hsh_Staging_2."
The syntax I've entered verbatim is as follows:
ANALYZE.FILE hsh_Staging_2
However, I receive the message:
"Illegal option found on command line: "hsh_Staging_2".
What am I doing wrong here?
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by dspxguy »
That is a Universe command and not a Unix command.
Run it from TCL prompt.
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dec1177
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by dec1177 »
No, I'm on Windows Server, and I'm running it from the Administrator...
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by ray.wurlod »
Do you have a VOC pointer for hsh_Staging_2 hashed file?
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by chulett »
Meaning it (the hashed file) either needs to have been created in an account (project) or you've manually created one for a pathed hashed file.
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dec1177
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by dec1177 »
Yes, I manually created it using a pathed hashed file with a job parameter...
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by chulett »
Then the only way it will have a VOC pointer is if you explicitly create on. And you'll need to do that before you can run ANALYZE.HASH on it.
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by ray.wurlod »
Search DSXchange for the SETFILE command.
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by dec1177 »
Thanks guys, executing the SETFILE command allowed me to then run the SETFILE command on my hashed file.
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