]]> dtsrhanuser cmd dtsrhanCreate a DtSearch fzk file dtsrhan −m −oo −oa −wscreensz hanfile textfile fzkfile dtsrhan is a filter utility that creates a correctly formatted fzk file from a file of unformatted input text documents using a user-written profile called a han file. The han file identifies specific data fields in the input text from which the fzk fields can be generated. dtsrhan makes a single forward pass through the text file. Its profiling ability is limited to line number, column number, and simple string pattern matching. It is usable only for ASCII text input files and ASCII fzk output files; nonASCII languages are not supported. dtsrhan is a convenience utility only; its use is optional. Canonical fzk files for input to dtsrload and dtsrindex may be generated in any other desirable way. The following options are available: If an option takes a value, the value must be directly appended to the option name without white space. −m Switches off all messages except error messages. −oo Overwrite preexisting fzk file. If this option and the −oa option are omitted and the output fzk file already exists, dtsrhan prompts for which option to use. −oa Append new output to preexisting fzk file. If this option and the −oo option are omitted and the output fzk file already exists, dtsrhan prompts for which option to use. −wscreensz Sets the target screen width to screensz characters. dtsrhan wraps long text lines at the nearest whitespace to ensure that no text line in the fzk file is longer than screensz characters. This option is typically used to ensure that output lines are not wider than the anticipated end user screen width. The default value is 79. dtsrhan takes the following operands: hanfile Specifies the name of the profile han file. If the base file name does not include an extension, dtsrhan assumes an extension of .han. The argument may include a fully qualified path prefix or a prefix relative to the current working directory. See &cdeman.dtsrhanfile; for the format of a han file. textfile Specifies the name of the input text file. dtsrhan does not assume any extension. The input file may contain text that will be mapped to a single database object or document, or it may contain multiple documents separated by the end-of-record markers specified in the han file. No assumptions are made concerning the format of the input file other than the fact that it consists of ASCII text with line feeds at reasonable lengths. fzkfile Specifies the name of the output fzk file. If this option is omitted, dtsrhan constructs the fzk file name from the name of the input file, including the path prefix if any, with an .fzk suffix appended. See &cdeman.dtsrfzkfiles; for the format of a fzk file. None. None. None. The return values are as follows: 0 dtsrhan completed successfully. non-zero dtsrhan encountered an error. dtsrhan reads the specified text file and the specified han file, and writes to the specified fzk file. Convert the documents in the ASCII text file docs.txt to an fzk file named docs.fzk using the profile myprofile.han, all in the current working directory. dtsrhan myprofile docs.txt Convert the documents in the ASCII text file myin in the current working directory, to an fzk file named myout.fzk in the fzkdir subdirectory of the current working directory, using the han file located at /u/dtsearch/mypro.han3. If myout.fzk already exists, the fzk records for the document(s) in myin will be appended to it. If any lines in myin have more than 132 characters, they will be wrapped at the nearest whitespace less than 132 characters. dtsrhan -oa -w132 /u/dtsearch/mypro.han3 myin fzkdir/myout &cdeman.dtsrload;, &cdeman.dtsrindex;, &cdeman.dtsrfzkfiles;, &cdeman.dtsrhanfile;, &cdeman.DtSearch;