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Layout - L1*, L1 - What is the difference
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Answer / chamanvir kaur
Lets take an example: I/P-->Reformat-->O/P
Suppose Input file has layout- L1 and reformat has L1*,
means it has layout same as upstream component(I/P file).
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Answer / ganesh darekar
L1 means the component has its own Layout as we provide in
Layout tab URL
L1* means component has propagated from its neighbour means
upstream component or downstream component.
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Answer / suresh
L1 means the depth of parallism calculates at time.
L1* means the layout is propegated from another component(either upstream component or down stream component)
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