Dump the database table contents to a binary file (called <tablename>.bd) according to the following syntax:
proutil <databasename> -C dump <tablename> <directory> [-index number]
e.g. proutil sports -C dump customer /mydir/
If and index number is not specified, the command uses primary index to dump the table.
Load contents of a database table according to the following syntax:
proutil <dbname> -C load <filename>
e.g. proutil sports -C load /mydir/customer.bd
If there are multiple .bd files for one table (.bd, .bd2, .bd3 ....) then load each file separately.
Please note that data definitions (.df file) has to be loaded to the target database before loading table contents from a binary file.
This is the fastest way to dump and load table contents, but it does not check the data integrity the same way as an ASCII dump does.
After performing a binary load re-build all indexes in the database using "idxbuild" qualifier of the PROUTIL tool.
There are several considerations related to dumping and loading, please refer to written documentation for more information.
