Table=(Name=table-name, table-options) Specifies the name of a table to be unloaded and an output destination. The table-name must be a table within the database. Views, indexes, and system relations may not be unloaded from the after-image journal file. The asterisk (*) and the percent sign (%) wildcard characters can be used in the table name specification to select all tables that satisfy the components you specify. The asterisk matches zero or more characters and the percent sign matches a single character. For table name specifications that contain wild card characters, if the first character of the string is a pound sign (#), the wildcard specification is changed to a "not matching" comparison. This allows exclusion of tables based on a wildcard specification. The pound sign designation is only evaluated when the table name specification contains an asterisk or percent sign. For exmple, a table name specification of "#FOO%" indicates that all table names that are four characters long and do not start with the string "FOO" are to be selected. The following table-options can be specified with the Table qualifier: o Callback_Module=image-name, Callback_Routine=routine-name The LogMiner process uses the OpenVMS library routine LIB$FIND_IMAGE_SYMBOL to activate the specified shareable image and locate the specified entry point routine name. This routine is called with each extracted record. A final call is made with the Action field set to "E" to indicate the end of the output stream. These options must be specified together. o Control Use the Control table option to produce output files that can be used by SQL*Loader to load the extracted data into an Oracle database. This option must be used in conjunction with fixed text format for the data file. The Control table option can be specified on either the command line or in an options file. o Output=file-spec If an Output file specification is present, unloaded records are written to the specified location. o Record_Definition=file-spec The Record_Definition=file-spec option can be used to create a record definition file for the output data. The default file type is .rrd; the default file name is the name of the table. o Table_Definition=file-spec You can use the Table_Definition=file-spec option to create a file that contains an SQL statement that creates a table to hold transaction data. The default file type is .sql; the default file name is the name of the table. Unlike other qualifiers where only the final occurrence of the qualifier is used by an application, the Table qualifier can be specified multiple times for the RMU Unload After_Journal command. Each occurrence of the Table qualifier must specify a different table.