Edit the driver_utc.ucf File to Specify More Input Files

This topic is part of Preparing Your Data for Conversion to UTC.

The file driver_utc.ucf identifies the input files for UTC conversion. If you create additional input files, then you need to add them to driver_utc.ucf. A default set of input files is provided. You might need to create additional files to specify more columns to convert.

An example from the driver_utc.ucf file appears as follows:

[File Execute Entry 7]
Type = FileExecute
File Name = $SiebelRoot\bin\utcupgd
Check Return Code = 1
Return Code Compliance = 0
16 Bit App = 0
Command Line = /u $UserName /p $Password /c "$ODBCDataSource" /d $DatabaseOwner /n 
"$RepositoryName" /g $Language /x $DatabasePlatform /j $SiebelRoot/bin/
s_camp_con_01.inp /l $SiebelRoot/log/s_camp_con_01.log /s $SiebelRoot/bin/
server_time.inp
Number of 10 Second Wait Loops = 2000
Prompt User For Status = 0
Parallelizable Item = 0
Title Message Num = 0
Estimated Disk Space = 0
Backup Db = 0

To edit driver_utc.ucf file parameters to accommodate additional input files

Specify a new input file in the driver_utc.ucf file by copying a complete step from the driver_utc.ucf file and pasting the copied step immediately after the step that you copied.
In the new step, change the input file parameter (which follows /j in the command line) to the name of your new input file.
Using the preceding example in the driver_utc.ucf file, change the name of the input file in the new step from this:
```
/j $SiebelRoot/bin/s_camp_con_01.inp
```
to reflect the new input file name:
```
/j $SiebelRoot/bin/new_file_name.inp
```
In the new step, change the log file parameter (which follows /l in the command line) to the name of the log file that corresponds to your new input file.
Using the preceding example in the driver_utc.ucf file, change the log file name from this:
```
/l $SiebelRoot/log/s_camp_con_01.log
```
to reflect the new log file name:
```
/l $SiebelRoot/log/new_file_name.log
```
Repeat all of the preceding steps for each new input file.
Renumber the file execute entry numbers for your new step and for each subsequent step, in order.
Using the preceding example in the driver_utc.ucf file (and assuming no preceding steps have changed), you would change the execute entry number in the new step from this:
```
[File Execute Entry 7]
```
to reflect the next step in the sequence:
```
[File Execute Entry 8]
```
and so on, for each subsequent step.