Teradata MultiLoad/Notify Exit Routine Interface

Teradata MultiLoad accumulates operational information about specific events that occur during a Teradata MultiLoad job. If the BEGIN MLOAD command or the BEGIN DELETE MLOAD command includes a NOTIFY option with an EXIT specification, then, when the specific events occur, Teradata MultiLoad calls the named Notify Exit routine and passes to it:

An event code to identify the event
Specific information about the event

The following table lists the event codes and describes the data that Teradata MultiLoad passes to the Notify Exit routine for each event. For a description of the events associated with each level of notification (low, medium, and high), see the description of the NOTIFY command option for BEGIN MLOAD and BEGIN DELETE MLOAD.

To support future enhancements, always make sure that Notify Exit routines ignore invalid or undefined event codes, and that they do not cause Teradata MultiLoad to terminate abnormally.
The database name is displayed in NFYEXIT.OUT as part of notification information.

Events Passed to the Notify Exit Routines
Event Code	Event	Event Description	Data Passed to the Notify Exit Routine
0	Initialize	Successful processing of the NOTIFY option of the BEGIN MLOAD or BEGIN DELETE MLOAD command	Version ID length—4-byte unsigned integer Version ID string—32-byte (maximum) array Utility ID—4-byte unsigned integer Utility name length—4-byte unsigned integer Utility name string—32-byte (maximum) array User name length—4-byte unsigned integer User name string—64-byte (maximum) array Optional string length—4-byte unsigned integer Optional string—80-byte (maximum) array
1	File or INMOD open	Successful processing of the IMPORT command that specifies the file or INMOD routine name	File name length—4-byte unsigned integer File name—256-byte (maximum) array Import number—4-byte unsigned integer
2	Phase 1 begin	The beginning of the acquisition phase It is called one time for each table specified in the BEGIN MLOAD or BEGIN DELETE MLOADcommands.	Table name length—4-byte unsigned integer Table name—128-byte (maximum) array Table number—4-byte unsigned integer DBaseName—62-byte array
3	Checkpoint	Checkpoint information has been written to the restart log table.	Record number—4-byte unsigned integer
4	Phase 1 end	The CHECKPOINT LOADING END request has successfully completed after the end of the acquisition phase.	Records read—4-byte unsigned integer Records skipped—4-byte unsigned integer Records rejected—4-byte unsigned integer Records sent to the database—4-byte unsigned integer
5	Phase 2 begin	The EXEC MLOAD request is about to be sent to the database.	No data accompanies the phase 2 begin event code
6	Phase 2 end	Processing of the EXEC MLOAD request completed successfully.	Records inserted—4-byte unsigned integer Records updated—4-byte unsigned integer Records deleted—4-byte unsigned integer Table number—4-byte unsigned integer
7	Error table 1	Processing of the SEL COUNT(*) request completed successfully for the first error table.	Number of rows—4-byte unsigned integer Table number—4-byte unsigned integer
8	Error table 2	Processing of the SEL COUNT(*) request completed successfully for the second error table.	Number of rows—4-byte unsigned integer Table number—4-byte unsigned integer
9	Database restart	Teradata MultiLoad received a crash message from the database or from the CLIv2.	No data accompanies the database restart event code
10	CLIv2 error	Teradata MultiLoad received a CLIv2 error.	Error code—4-byte unsigned integer
11	Database error	Teradata MultiLoad received a database error that will produce an exit code of 12.	Error code—4-byte unsigned integer Not all database errors cause this event. For example, an Error 3807 while trying to drop or create a table does not terminate Teradata MultiLoad.
12	Exit	Teradata MultiLoad is terminating.	Exit code—4-byte unsigned integer
21	AMPs down	The database has one or more down AMPs, just prior to the EXEC MLOAD statement.	No data accompanies the AMPs down event code
22	Import begin	The first record is about to be read for each import task.	Import number—4-byte unsigned integer
23	Import end	The last record has been read for each import task. The returned data is the record statistics for the import task.	Records read—4-byte unsigned integer Records skipped—4-byte unsigned integer Records rejected—4-byte unsigned integer Records sent to the database—4-byte unsigned integer Import number—4-byte unsigned integer
24	Delete init.	Successful processing of a BEGIN DELETE MLOAD command	Version ID length—4-byte unsigned integer Version ID string—32-byte (maximum) array Utility ID—4-byte unsigned integer Utility name length—4-byte unsigned integer Utility name string—32-byte (maximum) array User name length—4-byte unsigned integer User name string—64-byte (maximum) array Optional string length—4-byte unsigned integer Optional string—80-byte (maximum) array
25	Delete begin	A DELETE statement is about to be sent to the database.	Table name length—4-byte unsigned integer Table name—128-byte (maximum) array Table number—4-byte unsigned integer DBaseName—string holds maximum supported length of a database object
26	Delete end	Successful processing of the EXEC MLOAD request for a delete task	Records deleted—4-byte unsigned integer Table number—4-byte unsigned integer
27	Delete exit	The end of a delete task	Exit code—4-byte unsigned integer
28	Phase 1 end 64	The CHECKPOINT LOADING END request has successfully completed after the end of the acquisition phase.	Records read—24-byte string Records skipped—24-byte string Records rejected—24-byte string Records sent to the database—24-byte string
29	Import end 64	The last record has been read for each import task. The returned data is the record statistics for the import task.	Records read—24-byte string Records skipped—24-byte string Records rejected—24-byte string Records sent to the database—24-byte string Import number—4-byte unsigned integer
30	Initialize EON	Successful processing of the NOTIFY option of the BEGIN MLOAD or BEGIN DELETE MLOAD command	Version ID length—4-byte unsigned integer Version ID string—32-byte (maximum) array Utility ID—4-byte unsigned integer Utility name length—4-byte unsigned integer Utility name string—32-byte (maximum) array User name length—4-byte unsigned integer User name string—string holds maximum supported length of a database object User string length—4-byte unsigned integer User string—string holds maximum supported length of a database object
31	Phase 1 begin EON	The beginning of the acquisition phase It is called one time for each table specified in the BEGIN MLOAD or BEGIN DELETE.	Table name length—4-byte unsigned integer Table name—string holds maximum supported length of a database object Table number—4-byte unsigned integer DBaseName—string holds maximum supported length of a database object
32	Checkpoint 64	Checkpoint information has been written to the restart log table	Record number—24-byte string
33	Phase 2 end 64	Processing of the EXEC MLOAD request completed successfully.	Records inserted—24-byte string Records updated—24-byte string Records deleted—24-byte string Table number—4-byte unsigned integer
34	Error table 1 64	Processing of the SEL COUNT(*) request completed successfully for the second error table.	Number of rows—24-byte string Table number—4-byte unsigned integer
35	Error table 2 64	Processing of the SEL COUNT(*) request completed successfully for the second error table For each table specified in the BEGIN MLOAD command:	Number of rows—24-byte string Table number—4-byte unsigned integer
36	Delete init. EON	Successful processing of a BEGINDELETE MLOAD command	Version ID length—4-byte unsigned integer Version ID string—32-byte (maximum) array Utility ID—4-byte unsigned integer Utility name length—4-byte unsigned integer Utility name string—32-byte (maximum) array User name length—4-byte unsigned integer User name string—string holds maximum supported length of a database object User string length—4-byte unsigned integer User string—string holds maximum supported length of a database object
37	Delete begin EON	A DELETE statement is about to be sent to the database.	Table name length—4-byte unsigned integer Table name—string holds maximum supported length of a database object Table number—4-byte unsigned integer DBaseName—string holds maximum supported length of a database object
38	Delete end 64	Successful processing of the EXEC MLOAD request for a delete task	Records deleted—24-byte string Table number—4-byte unsigned integer

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