1  –  root-file-spec

    The file specification for the database root file into which the
    table will be loaded. The default file extension is .rdb.

2  –  table-name

    The name of the table to be loaded, or its synonym.

    When the Audit qualifier is specified, the table-name parameter
    is the name of the table in which you want the security audit
    journal records to be loaded. If the table does not exist, the
    RMU Load command with the Audit qualifier creates the table and
    loads it. If the table does exist, the RMU Load command with the
    Audit qualifier loads the table.

3  –  input-file-name

    The name of the file containing the data to be loaded. The
    default file extension is .unl.

    When the Audit qualifier is specified, the input-file-name
    parameter is the name of the journal containing the audit record
    data to be loaded. The default file extension is .AUDIT$JOURNAL.
    You can determine the name of the security audit journal by using
    the DCL SHOW AUDIT/JOURNAL command.