1. Table Conversion Guide
  2. Overriding Table Conversion Properties of New Versions

Overriding Table Conversion Properties of New Versions

Access the Work With Batch Versions - Available Versions form.

Note: If you override table conversion properties from the Tools tab, the new properties are saved with the version.

  1. Enter the name of the table conversion in the Batch Application field, and click Find.

    The name of the Batch Application field changes to Table Conversion.

    You can also use the visual assist in the Batch Application field to search for the correct table conversion.

  2. Add a new version of the table conversion, complete the version information, and click OK.

  3. On the Table Conversion Version Design form, select the Tools tab, and click Properties.

  4. On the Properties form, review and override the environments, data selection, table options, and logging options that are specified in the table conversion.

    These forms are similar to the forms in Table Conversion Design Aid.

  5. To use debug logging, select the Debug Logging tab to perform these functions:

    • Select the Use ini settings for trace level and number of rows to process option to use the jde.ini settings for the trace level and row-by-row conversion process.

      This option ensures that the system uses the settings that are defined in the jde.ini instead of the values that are entered in the Trace Level and Number of Rows fields.

    • Clear the Use ini settings for trace level and number of rows to process option to override the trace level in the jde.ini. Enter a value from 0 to 10 in the Trace Level field.

    • Clear the Use ini settings for trace level and number of rows to process option to convert a specific number of records (for example, if you want to test the table conversion). Enter the number of rows to process in the Number of Rows field.

      When you enter 0 in the Number of Rows field, the system processes all rows.

      This option corresponds to the StopAfterRow setting in the jde.ini file. If you enter a value here, you override any specifications in the jde.ini file.