Working with jobs
Create, configure, and then run jobs to orchestrate ETL activities. After running a transformation, analyze its results to identify possible improvements or problems.
Create a job to coordinate resources, execution, and dependencies of an ETL activity.
Job properties control how a job behaves and how it logs what it is doing.
After you create a job and configure its properties, you can run the job. You can control how the job runs without modifying the job itself by configuring run options before running the job.
After running a job, see how it performed, if errors occurred, and explore the data by viewing the logs.
Job steps in Pipeline Designer
Steps extend and expand the functionality of jobs. You can use the following steps in Pipeline Designer.
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