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EV89
Contributor III
Contributor III

Different colour for the same line

Hi everybody,

a little question. i have a job with a tfilelist iteration and a tfileinput and tfileoutput (see attachment). While the iteration goes the lines between tfileinput and tfileoutp (see in yellow in attachmnet) change their colour from green to blue and reverse.

What is meaning of this change of colour?

thanks for your time

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Anonymous
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This is just showing you when the rows are passing data. The reason they keep changing is because you are iterating before this. Components after an iterator link are fired as a block between iterations. For example, for your example the flow would be like this....

 

file1 ---> row1 --> st ----> OnComponentOK

file2 ---> row1 --> st ----> OnComponentOK

file3 ---> row1 --> st ----> OnComponentOK

 

So the mini subjob between your iterate link and OnComponentOK would fire in its entirety between each file.

 

 

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Anonymous
Not applicable

This is just showing you when the rows are passing data. The reason they keep changing is because you are iterating before this. Components after an iterator link are fired as a block between iterations. For example, for your example the flow would be like this....

 

file1 ---> row1 --> st ----> OnComponentOK

file2 ---> row1 --> st ----> OnComponentOK

file3 ---> row1 --> st ----> OnComponentOK

 

So the mini subjob between your iterate link and OnComponentOK would fire in its entirety between each file.

 

 

EV89
Contributor III
Contributor III
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Thanks, so if i understand correctly the colour changement is only a way to show the passage from an iterate row to antoher