rs_subcmp configuration parameters

Table 2-4 lists the rs_subcmp new command-line parameters.

**Table 2-4: rs_subcmp new command line parameters**
Parameter	Description
-g	Data reconciliation script flag that creates data reconciliation script.
-h	Instructs rs_subcmp to perform faster comparison.
-H	Instructs rs_subcmp to normalize the data when using hash algorithm for cross platform or different character sets situation.
-I	Specifies the name and location of the interfaces file to search.
-x	A comparison flag. 0 (default) – data comparison 1 – database schema comparison 2 – table schema comparison
-X	A filter flag. If the value starts with “+” only the schema types are selected for comparison, and the sub-types are ignored. Otherwise, the schema types and subtypes are both unselected and used for comparison.

Table 2-5 lists the rs_subcmp new configuration file parameters.

**Table 2-5: rs_subcmp new configuration file parameters**
Parameter	Description
SCHEMAFLAG	Comparison flag 0 (default) – data comparison 1 – database schema comparison 2 – table schema comparison
FILTER	Filter flag If the value starts with “+” only the schema types are selected for comparison, and the sub-types are ignored. Otherwise, the schema types and sub-schema types are both deselected and will not be used for comparison.
IFILE	Specifies the name and location of the interfaces file to search.
RECONCILE_FILE	Data reconciliation script flag Y – creates data reconciliation script N (default) – do not create data reconciliation script
FASTCMP	Identical to command line parameter -h. The syntax is: FASTCMP = Y\|N Values are: Y – Do fast comparison using compressed data N (default) – Do normal comparison as before
HASH_OPTION	Indentical to command line parameter -H. The syntax is: HASH_OPTION = lsb \| msb \| unicode \| unicode_lsb \| unicode_msb If this parameter does not exist in the configuration file, by default, rs_subcmp will use the native byte order and character set.