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Hi forum
Is it possible to get the number of rows processed in a single row connection (like in the attachment where it is displayed 1000000) to insert in another component, for example a tMsgBox?
I think it can useful to display a message like "Execution ok, " + + " rows processed"
Regards
Alessandro
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Is it possible to get the number of rows processed in a single row connection (like in the attachment where it is displayed 1000000) to insert in another component, for example a tMsgBox?
I think it can useful to display a message like "Execution ok, " + + " rows processed"
Regards
Alessandro
1 Solution
Accepted Solutions
add
onSubjobOK -> tMessage
inside, start typing tFile (then press together - CTRL + SPACE)
you should end up with a list of options for that component
and after choosing the NB_LINE and pressing enter:
((Integer)globalMap.get("tFileOutputDelimited_1_NB_LINE"))
there is this old say that goes like this:
if everything else fails - read the manual..
onSubjobOK -> tMessage
inside, start typing tFile (then press together - CTRL + SPACE)
you should end up with a list of options for that component
and after choosing the NB_LINE and pressing enter:
((Integer)globalMap.get("tFileOutputDelimited_1_NB_LINE"))
there is this old say that goes like this:
if everything else fails - read the manual..
add
onSubjobOK -> tMessage
inside, start typing tFile (then press together - CTRL + SPACE)
you should end up with a list of options for that component
and after choosing the NB_LINE and pressing enter:
((Integer)globalMap.get("tFileOutputDelimited_1_NB_LINE"))
there is this old say that goes like this:
if everything else fails - read the manual..
onSubjobOK -> tMessage
inside, start typing tFile (then press together - CTRL + SPACE)
you should end up with a list of options for that component
and after choosing the NB_LINE and pressing enter:
((Integer)globalMap.get("tFileOutputDelimited_1_NB_LINE"))
there is this old say that goes like this:
if everything else fails - read the manual..