This is the 'Transporter Room' as it appears before a transport is run. The window is actually a modal dialog. You will not be able to do anything else in SR·Transport while it is open. Closing the dialog will terminate a running transport. Click the close button/box to exit from the dialog.
You can set a number of options before you 'Run' the transport.
Trace:
The trace options affect what is shown in the log area. You can change these settings as the transport is being run.
Log Output:
The output of the trace will appear in the log area. If you are running a long transport it is faster when the trace option are all off because this text area doesn't need to be updated.
Pause on error:
When the 'Pause on error' option is checked and an error occurs, the transport will pause so that you may examine the problem. If you want the transport to run with out pausing, uncheck this option. Either way, the record causing the error is written to the .reject file.
Trial and Run:
If you want to check the source you can execute a 'Trial' run of either 10 or all the records. This is a way to verify the data source before you start loading data to the destination.
Warning !! Any execsql() or sys() function calls in pre or post processing will be executed during trial runs. DataScript will not know it is a 'trial'. In this case SQL may be sent to the destination.
Once you are satisfied with your transport you can do the actual execution by clicking on the 'Run' button.
Pause - Continue:
You can 'Pause' and then 'Continue' a transport at any time. If 'Pause on error' is selected and an error occurs, the transport will 'Pause' so that you may examine the situation. You may then 'Continue' the transport and it will run until another error or until it completes.
Records Processed:
SR·Transport keeps a running total of the number of records 'Processed' and of those how many were actually transported to the destination and how many were rejected. Rejected records are written to a .reject file in the same folder as the .transport file.