Example 1

    The following is an example of the RMU Dump Export command using
    the default qualifiers:

    $ RMU/DUMP/EXPORT EMPLOYEES.UNL
 Example 2

    The following is an example of how to use the HEADER_SECTION
    option to display just the header portion of the interchange
    file, and avoid dumping the data or metadata for every row in the
    table.

    $ RMU/DUMP/EXPORT/OPTION=HEADER JOBS.UNL

    BEGIN HEADER SECTION - (0)
        NONCORE_TEXT HDR_BRP_ID - (20) :  Load/Unload utility
        CORE_NUMERIC HDR_BRPFILE_VERSION - (1) : 4
        NONCORE_TEXT HDR_DBS_ID - (18) : Oracle Rdb V7.2-10
        NONCORE_TEXT HDR_DB_NAME - (16) : DB$:MF_PERSONNEL
        NONCORE_DATE HDR_DB_LOG_BACKUP_DATE - (8) :  3-JUL-2006 16:52:32.83
        CORE_NUMERIC HDR_DATA_COMPRESSION - (1) : 1
    END HEADER SECTION - (0)

    In this example, the output describes the creator of the
    interchange file (RMU/UNLOAD), the version of Rdb used to create
    the file, the file specification of the database used, the date
    and time the interchange file was created, and an indication that
    compression was used by RMU Unload.