Command Line Interface for Runtime Engine
The Runtime Engine command line interface is used to run a map or process file with specified options. The primary input is the map or process file name, which contains all the parameters for executing an end-to-end map or process. The map.rtc file includes details about the data sources, targets, error logs, and runtime options. The process.rtc file contains runtime configuration information specific to the process. These files, along with other related artifacts that make up an integration, are typically passed to the Runtime Engine in a container file with a .djar extension.
 | In case of XML-based artifacts, the map file extension is .tf.xml and process file extension is .ip.xml. |
Examples of scenarios for running the Runtime Engine through the command line include:
• Setting the log file name.
• Enabling execution profiling and specifying the output file name.
• Providing filename and path for a dynamic query statement used in a map.
• Overriding record extraction filters for the source data.
• Specifying macro values or the location of a macro definition file.
Last modified date: 08/28/2025