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Ideally, you should prepare your job with contexts, & have it deployed in any environment like that.
Now, at runtime, the actual variable values should be furnished via a config file. As a result, there will be 3 diff config files (with persons with appropriate clearances having access to these files, including passwords)
so, 1 job + 3 config files, should solve your problem.
Let me know if this helps.
MathurM
Now, at runtime, the actual variable values should be furnished via a config file. As a result, there will be 3 diff config files (with persons with appropriate clearances having access to these files, including passwords)
so, 1 job + 3 config files, should solve your problem.
Let me know if this helps.
MathurM
Hi Kalyan,
Ideally, the server creds are fed into the config file by respective teams, already (& specifically) privy to the info.
Even if YOU are required to provide the passwords for all of the environment, you can simply type them in the config file (no need to encrypt it) & the Talend job will read it. BTW, the 'encryption' which you are talking about is not actually encryption. Its a setting, which only hides the passwords (& not actually encrypt it)
Anyways, you would not want to store environment passwords in your job, instead for them to be furnished to the job at runtime (from different sources would be even better)
MathurM
Ideally, the server creds are fed into the config file by respective teams, already (& specifically) privy to the info.
Even if YOU are required to provide the passwords for all of the environment, you can simply type them in the config file (no need to encrypt it) & the Talend job will read it. BTW, the 'encryption' which you are talking about is not actually encryption. Its a setting, which only hides the passwords (& not actually encrypt it)
Anyways, you would not want to store environment passwords in your job, instead for them to be furnished to the job at runtime (from different sources would be even better)
MathurM
Hi
I am reading the values from a csv file and loading the context variables. When i am trying to override the context variable values set by metadata, they are not reacting. Please see the attached screenshot. The password is set to TALEND_2 in Load_Context_Variables job and when it comes to tJavaRow - It is set back to TALEND_1 because of ds_last_load_id object.
Any idea on how can i stop overriding the context variables and only let the values passed from csv?
Thanks
Kalyan
I am reading the values from a csv file and loading the context variables. When i am trying to override the context variable values set by metadata, they are not reacting. Please see the attached screenshot. The password is set to TALEND_2 in Load_Context_Variables job and when it comes to tJavaRow - It is set back to TALEND_1 because of ds_last_load_id object.
Any idea on how can i stop overriding the context variables and only let the values passed from csv?
Thanks
Kalyan
I am reading the values from a csv file and loading the context variables
but you're not
tFileinputDelimited component to tContextLoad is missing.
regards
