Basic Transformer in Parallel Jobs

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Basic Transformer in Parallel Jobs

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Hi There,

Just want to know the downside of using basic transformer in parallel jobs.
would it run slow or would it not run in parallel etc?
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BASIC transformer can be used in Parallel job. But the job would run slow
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anbu wrote:BASIC transformer can be used in Parallel job. But the job would run slow
I know it can be used in parallel jobs.
Could you tell me , why it would run slow?
Is it because it wont run in parallel(on multiple nodes)?
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It WILL run on multiple nodes. The main reason for its relative slowness is the need to convert to and from the typeless DataStage BASIC environment to the strongly-typed C++ environment of parallel jobs for every row processed.
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ray.wurlod wrote:It WILL run on multiple nodes. The main reason for its relative slowness is the need to convert to and from the typeless DataStage BASIC environment to the strongly-typed C++ environment of parallel ...
Thanks Ray....
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