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 | **DIVIDE_DATA_FILE_INTO_PARTS** | This option allows to generate multiple text files that store data for one table. If this option is set to "​Yes",​ multiple .txt files will be generated. The maximum size of each file is by default equal to 2GB.  \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​No"​ or Empty. | | **DIVIDE_DATA_FILE_INTO_PARTS** | This option allows to generate multiple text files that store data for one table. If this option is set to "​Yes",​ multiple .txt files will be generated. The maximum size of each file is by default equal to 2GB.  \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​No"​ or Empty. |
 | **GENERATE_IMPORT_SCRIPTS** | If this option is set to "​Yes",​ SQLWays Wizard will generate all the files required for performing import into the target database. Such files are ctl, .ldi and .bat files. If this option is set to "​No",​ such files won't be generated. This option can also be set on the "​Choose a Target Database"​ page of the SQLWays Wizard tool. \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​Yes"​. | | **GENERATE_IMPORT_SCRIPTS** | If this option is set to "​Yes",​ SQLWays Wizard will generate all the files required for performing import into the target database. Such files are ctl, .ldi and .bat files. If this option is set to "​No",​ such files won't be generated. This option can also be set on the "​Choose a Target Database"​ page of the SQLWays Wizard tool. \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​Yes"​. |
-| **EXPORT_DATA** | This option defines data export process. If this option is set to "​Yes", ​SQLWays ​will extract the data from the source database. If it is set to "​No",​ data export will be omitted. \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​Yes"​. | +| **EXPORT_DATA** | This option defines data export process. If this option is set to "​Yes", ​Ispirer Toolkit ​will extract the data from the source database. If it is set to "​No",​ data export will be omitted. \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​Yes"​. | 
-| **GENERATE_DDL_SCRIPTS** | If this option is set to "​Yes", ​SQLWays ​tool will generate ddl files with the converted table definitions. If it is set to "​No",​ ddl files will not be generated and only data will be extracted from a source database. \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​Yes"​. | +| **GENERATE_DDL_SCRIPTS** | If this option is set to "​Yes", ​Ispirer Toolkit ​tool will generate ddl files with the converted table definitions. If it is set to "​No",​ ddl files will not be generated and only data will be extracted from a source database. \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​Yes"​. | 
-| **READ_DDL_SCRIPTS** | If this option is set to "​Yes", ​SQLWays ​tool will generate ddl files with the converted table definitions. If it is set to "​No",​ ddl files will not be generated and only data will be extracted from source database. \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​Yes"​. |+| **READ_DDL_SCRIPTS** | If this option is set to "​Yes", ​Ispirer Toolkit ​tool will generate ddl files with the converted table definitions. If it is set to "​No",​ ddl files will not be generated and only data will be extracted from source database. \\ Possible values - "​Yes",​ "​No"​ or Empty. \\ Default value - "​Yes"​. |
 | **REPLACE_NOT_ALLOWED_CHARS_FPOS** | In some databases identifier names could contain specific characters that may not be allowed in the target database. This option was created in order to replace such characters only from the first position. Character that will replace not allowed characters should be specified in this option. | | **REPLACE_NOT_ALLOWED_CHARS_FPOS** | In some databases identifier names could contain specific characters that may not be allowed in the target database. This option was created in order to replace such characters only from the first position. Character that will replace not allowed characters should be specified in this option. |
 | **REPLACE_NOT_ALLOWED_CHARS** | In some databases identifier names could have specific characters that may not be allowed in the target database. This option was created in order to replace such characters. Сharacter that will replace not allowed characters should be specified in this option. | | **REPLACE_NOT_ALLOWED_CHARS** | In some databases identifier names could have specific characters that may not be allowed in the target database. This option was created in order to replace such characters. Сharacter that will replace not allowed characters should be specified in this option. |