diff b/w force complie, mutiple complie and complie in PX

[chvenkat.v]

Hi

pls tell me diff. between 3 compliers in PX (those are force complie, mutiple complie and complie ). when we are using in px jobs.



thnks

venkat :D

[John Smith]

there is actually only 1 compile. the multiple compiler compiles a number of jobs in a batch, the force will forcefully compile even if there had been no changes and the compile is er..the compile.

[ray.wurlod]

When is the interview?

[bkumar103]

Compile-> It is the normal compile option... But during compilation transformer stage are not compiled unless they are changed because parallel job has the optimized compiler

Force compile--> The Force compile option overrides the above scenario and causes all transformer stages in the job to be compiled.

Mulitiple compile--> Instead of compiling individual job this option is given to compile multiple jobs at a time. In the earlier version this option was not available.

[chvenkat.v]

HI RAY

thnks

i am not going to interview man.

I have a ready only server job. It is possible to run using force compilation or not.if posiible

And where can I find this option in designer .

thnks
venkat

[bkumar103]

Hi,
You can find the force complie in menu.
FILE->FORCE COMPILE

But this option is only available for parallel jobs. Not present for the server jobs.

Thanks,
Birendra

[kumar_s]

Hope you are referring to Read Only.
And these jobs cant be compiled.

[ray.wurlod]

That response is bewildering!

Force Compile exists for parallel jobs.
If you change a parallel job but do not change an already compiled Transformer or Build stage, then an ordinary compile does not re-compile these stage types. Force Compile guarantees that they are re-compiled and re-linked, even though it's not necessary.

[chvenkat.v]

hi

Thank you very much for quickly responses.

thanks to ray, kumar_s and bkumar.

thnks
venkat