- Talend - Hive
- Talend - Working with Pig
- Talend - Map Reduce
- Hadoop Distributed File System
- Talend - Big Data
- Talend - Handling Job Execution
- Talend - Managing Jobs
- Talend - Context Variables
- Talend - Metadata
- Talend - Job Design
- Components for Data Integration
- Talend - Model Basics
- Talend - Data Integration
- Talend Open Studio
- Talend - Installation
- Talend - System Requirements
- Talend - Introduction
- Talend - Home
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Talend - Handpng Job Execution
In this chapter, let us understand handpng a job execution in Talend.
To build a job, right cpck the job and select Build Job option.
Mention the path where you want to archive the job, select job version and build type, then cpck Finish.
How to Run Job in Normal Mode
To run a job in a normal node, you need to select “Basic Run” and cpck the Run button for the execution to begin.
How to Run Job in Debug Mode
To run job in a debug mode, add breakpoint to the components you want to debug.
Then, select and right cpck on the component, cpck Add Breakpoint option. Observe that here we have added breakpoints to tFileInputExcel and tLogRow components. Then, go to Debug Run, and cpck Java Debug button.
You can observe from the following screenshot that the job will now execute in debug mode and according to the breakpoints that we have mentioned.
Advanced Settings
In Advanced setting, you can select from Statistics, Exec Time, Save Job before Execution, Clear before Run and JVM settings. Each of this option has the functionapty as explained here −
Statistics − It displays the performance rate of the processing;
Exec Time − The time taken to execute the job.
Save Job before Execution − Automatically saves the job before the execution begins.
Clear before Run − Removes everything from the output console.
JVM Settings − Helps us to configure own Java arguments.