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Actually I don't know when we have to use onSubjectOk and OnComponentOk..
 joearun4u
		
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		Hi @uganesh ,
On subjob Ok:
When you want to trigger the component x, after the successful completion of all the compoennts in prior subjob, you have to go with onSubjobOK.
In other words, if any one component in subjob fails, it will not trigger the next component.
On ComponentOk:
When you want to trigger the component x, after the successful completion of component y , you have to go with onComponentOK.
In other words, it will trigger the next component x after successful completion of previous component y. It will not wait until the subjob complete.
For more details, below link may be useful:
Thanks,
Joe
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 joearun4u
		
			joearun4u
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hi @uganesh ,
On subjob Ok:
When you want to trigger the component x, after the successful completion of all the compoennts in prior subjob, you have to go with onSubjobOK.
In other words, if any one component in subjob fails, it will not trigger the next component.
On ComponentOk:
When you want to trigger the component x, after the successful completion of component y , you have to go with onComponentOK.
In other words, it will trigger the next component x after successful completion of previous component y. It will not wait until the subjob complete.
For more details, below link may be useful:
Thanks,
Joe
Don't forget to give kudos when a reply is helpful and click Accept the solution when you think you're good with it
 
					
				
		
Hello,
Here is a community article about:https://community.talend.com/t5/Design-and-Development/What-is-the-difference-between-OnSubjobOK-and...
Best regards
Sabrina
