Added by Matt Casters, last edited by Matt Casters on Sep 03, 2008  (view change)

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Description

You can use the Transformation job entry to execute a previously defined transformation.

Options

Option Description
Name of the job entry The name of the job entry. This name has to be unique in a single job. A job entry can be placed several times on the canvas, however it will be the same job entry.
Name of transformation The name of the transformation to start.
Repository directory The directory in the repository where the transformation is located.
Filename If you're not working with a repository, specify the XML filename of the transformation to start.
Specify log file Check this if you want to specify a separate logging file for the execution of this transformation.
Name of log file The directory and base name of the log file (for example C:\logs)
Extension of the log file The filename extension (for example: log or txt)
Include date in filename Adds the system date to the filename. (_20051231)
Include time in filename Adds the system time to the filename. (_235959)
Logging level Specifies the logging level for the execution of the transformation. See also the logging window in .14 Logging
Copy previous results to arguments The results from a previous transformation can be sent to this one using the "Copy rows to result" step
Arguments Specify the strings to use as arguments for the transformation.
Execute once for every input row Support for "looping" has been added by allowing a transformation to be executed once for every input row.
Clear the list or result rows before execution Checking this makes sure that the list or result rows is cleared before the transformation is started.
Clear the list of result files before execution Checking this makes sure that the list or result files is cleared before the transformation is started.

Note: you can use variables ${path} in the filename and transformation name fields to specify the transformation to be executed.