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  • 1.  Run LXA in parallel

    Employee
    Posted 05-23-2017 07:57

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    Originally posted by: svimes

    is it possible to run on demand the same execution plan in parallel with different inputs files via the REST API?

    Put another way: I want to run the same graph (LXA), on demand, in parallel, with the run parameters defined by the rest api. The run parameters define the directory and file characteristics of the relevant input file eg UK_*.xlsx / US_*.xlsx. I do not want the US to finish running before the UK one can start.

    Also it does not appear possible to copy Run Definitions?


  • 2.  RE: Run LXA in parallel

    Employee
    Posted 05-25-2017 06:28

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    Originally posted by: gmullin

    You could use BRX which might be a bit easier. Save your graph as BRX and then feed the run parameters into the input pin of Execute BRX node. You could just write out the parameters to an BRD, CSV or Excel etc. and feed the parameters into the Execute BRX node that way.

    But you can also do what you want via API. You can set run parameters via API and then kick off the job on demand. Have a look at the library (automation.brg) attached here, along with an example of creating a parameter set and updating a value in it after and how to call start an execution plan via API also. It should get you started in what you want to do.

    API_Usage_Example.zip
    Attachments:
    automation.brg


  • 3.  RE: Run LXA in parallel

    Employee
    Posted 05-29-2017 03:21

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    Originally posted by: samsandy

    Thanks Gmullin