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Data Buffer Classes
Data Buffer Classes
In PeopleCode there are four data buffer classesRowset ClassRow ClassRecord ClassField Class
These four classes are used for accessing Component Buffer data.
Below is the Traversing Order of these classes:
Rowset -> Row -> Record -> Field
Now lets have a detail overview of these classes one by one. Rowset Class : A rowset object, instantiated from a Rowset class, is a collection of rows associated With...
In PeopleCode there are four data buffer classesRowset ClassRow ClassRecord ClassField Class
These four classes are used for accessing Component Buffer data.
Below is the Traversing Order of these classes:
Rowset -> Row -> Record -> Field
Now lets have a detail overview of these classes one by one. Rowset Class : A rowset object, instantiated from a Rowset class, is a collection of rows associated With...
Implementing Parallel Processing
Implementing Parallel Processing
There is no simple switch or checkbox that enables you to turn parallel processing on and off. To implement parallel processing, you need to complete a set of tasks in the order that they appear in the following list.
1. Define your Temporary Tables by defining and saving your Temporary Table records as type “Temporary Table”.
2. Set the Temporary Table Online pool. This will set the basic Temporary Table Online pool based on the PeopleTools Options...
There is no simple switch or checkbox that enables you to turn parallel processing on and off. To implement parallel processing, you need to complete a set of tasks in the order that they appear in the following list.
1. Define your Temporary Tables by defining and saving your Temporary Table records as type “Temporary Table”.
2. Set the Temporary Table Online pool. This will set the basic Temporary Table Online pool based on the PeopleTools Options...
Application Engine Program Meta-SQLA critical step in implementing parallel processing is to make sure that you’ve included all of the appropriate meta-SQL within the PeopleCode that your Application Engine program executes.
To reference a temp table (Online or Batch), you need to use: %Table(record) You can reference any table with %Table, but only those records defined as Temporary Tables get replaced by Application Engine with a numbered instance of a Temporary Table from the Temporary Table pool. For batch/dedicated... |
Temporary Tables in PeopleSoftTemporary tables are used exclusively with Application Engine programs and are intended to provide parallel processing. The Application Engine programs may be executed online via CallAppEngine PeopleCode function or invoked through the Process Scheduler.
Parallel or concurrent processing allows multiple instances of an Application Engine program to execute against the same tables while drastically reducing the risk for table contention. Batch process performance can be improved by splitting... |
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