Helpful Talend Getting Started Guides
May 6, 2014 · Matt Irvin
In this tutorial, we’ll go outside of the studio environment to show you how to set up your windows machine to run tasks outside of Talend Open Studio. We’ll create a simple task and then run it from a command line, then set a recurring task to do it daily.
Read moreApril 2, 2014 · Matt Irvin
In this job, the tMemorizeRows component will be demonstrated so you can use it in your own applications. In this context, we will use it to check individual rows against each other, specifically to check start and end dates of items. The output will be an indicator of any information that may be in error.
Read moreMarch 21, 2014 · Matt Irvin
Sometimes it is valuable to bring context variables in from an external file at runtime. For this, the tContextLoad component can help. The following job design will give a quick tutorial to give some understanding on to how this component works.
Read moreMarch 21, 2014 · Matt Irvin
Context variables are useful items when you have specific variables to be used in different environments, or want to have a job that adapts to a lot of different situations. Sometimes you want to be sure to record all that information and dump it to be viewed. That what the tContextDump component exists for.
Read moreMarch 20, 2014 · Matt Irvin
In some jobs, using a tMap to extract just two columns of data isn’t worth the mapping. Especially if there are operations you need to perform on the data. The tAggregateRow component can easily solve this problem, with a wide array of functions to quickly give you the information you need.
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