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 | **PORT** | Specifies a database server port for Vertica. | | **PORT** | Specifies a database server port for Vertica. |
 | **BIN** | Specifies the directory where Vertica utilities are located. | | **BIN** | Specifies the directory where Vertica utilities are located. |
-| **CONVERT_MULTILINE_TO_SINGLELINE_COMMENT** | This option controls the way the multi-line comments are converted to Vertica. The default value is No. |+| **CONVERT_MULTILINE_TO_SINGLELINE_COMMENT** | This option controls the way the multi-line comments are converted to Vertica. The default value is "No". |
 | **DEFAULT_STORAGE** | This option controls the partitioning mechanism to use while converting to Vertica. The default value is HASH_PARTITION_BY,​ which means that HASH PARTITION is used by default. | | **DEFAULT_STORAGE** | This option controls the partitioning mechanism to use while converting to Vertica. The default value is HASH_PARTITION_BY,​ which means that HASH PARTITION is used by default. |
 +| **DISABLE_CONSTRAINTS** | This option defines whether constraints will be disabled or enabled. If the value is "​Yes"​ then the constraints will be disabled. If the value is "​No"​ then the constraints will be enabled. Works for primary key and foreign key constraints. \\ Possible values - “Yes”, "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​No"​. [[samples:​options-examples #[Usage example]:​DISABLE_CONSTRAINTS|Usage example]].|