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Talend Open Studio Cookbook

You're reading from   Talend Open Studio Cookbook Getting familiar with Talend Open Studio will greatly enhance your data handling and integration capabilities. This is the perfect reference book for beginners and intermediates with a host of practical recipes that clarify even complex features.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2013
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781782167266
Length 270 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introduction and General Principles FREE CHAPTER 2. Metadata and Schemas 3. Validating Data 4. Mapping Data 5. Using Java in Talend 6. Managing Context Variables 7. Working with Databases 8. Managing Files 9. Working with XML, Queues, and Web Services 10. Debugging, Logging, and Testing 11. Deploying and Scheduling Talend Code 12. Common Mistakes and Other Useful Hints and Tips A. Common Type Conversions
B. Management of Contexts Index

Using tContextLoad to load contexts


A second method for defining context variables in different environment is to store them in a file or database external to Talend, and then load them as part of a job.

Getting ready

Open the jo_cook_ch06_0020_loadContextData job.

How to do it...

The steps for using tContextLoad to load contexts are as follows:

  1. Open the tFileInputDelimited component and change the delimiter to, so that it matches the format in the file.

  2. Drag a tContextLoad component onto the canvas and link it to tFileInputDelimited.

  3. Open tContextLoad, and click on the option Print operations.

  4. Unclick Disable warnings.

  5. Run the job.

How it works...

The context file contains name/value pairs in the form of key=value, so setting the delimiter to = means that we can identify each as columns in the Talend schema.

When we click on the print operations, it causes Talend to print out what is happening with the context.

There’s more…

The tContextLoad does have some additional features that you may wish to use...

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