Binary_output=file-option-list
    Nobinary_Output

    Specifying the Binary_Output qualifier allows you to store
    the summary results in a binary file, and to create a record
    definition file that is compatible with the data dictionary for
    the binary output file. The binary output can be loaded into
    an Oracle Rdb database by using the RMU Load command with the
    Record_Definition qualifier for use by a user-written management
    application or procedure. The binary output can also be used
    directly by the user-written application or procedure.

    The valid file options are:

    o  File=file-spec

       The File option causes the RMU Analyze Indexes command data to
       be stored in an RMS file that contains a fixed-length binary
       record for each index analyzed.

       The default file extension for the binary output file is .unl.
       The following command creates the binary output file analyze_
       out.unl:

       $ RMU/ANALYZE/INDEXES -
       _$ /BINARY_OUTPUT=FILE=ANALYZE_OUT MF_PERSONNEL.RDB

    o  Record_Definition=file-spec

       The Record_Definition option causes the RMU Analyze Indexes
       command data record definition to be stored in an RMS file.
       The output file contains the record definition in a subset of
       the data dictionary command format. The default file extension
       for the record definition output file is .rrd. Refer to the
       rrd_file_syntax help topic for a description of the .rrd
       files. The following command creates the output file analyze_
       out.rrd:

       $ RMU/ANALYZE/INDEXES -
       _$ /BINARY_OUTPUT=RECORD_DEFINITION=ANALYZE_OUT MF_PERSONNEL.RDB

       You can specify both file options in one command by separating
       them with a comma and enclosing them within parentheses, as
       follows:

       $ RMU/ANALYZE/INDEXES/BINARY_OUTPUT= -
       _$ (FILE=ANALYZE_OUT,RECORD_DEFINITION=ANALYZE_OUT) -
       _$ MF_PERSONNEL.RDB

    If you specify the Binary_Output qualifier, you must specify
    at least one of the options. The default is the Nobinary_Output
    qualifier, which does not create an output file.