What is difference between force_error & force_abort? How to use in abinitio graph?
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force_error() will stop the execution of the graph , If the reject threshold exceeds the reject threshold settings.If it is set to never_abort, force_error will not stop the execution,It will simply write a error message to the error_port and discard the input record , that will be collected in Reject port.
force_abort will always stop the excution of the graph irrespective of reject_threshold value
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Answer / sanksingh
Force_error() will not stop the graph. It will simply write the error message to the error port.
Force_abort will stop the execution of the graph. correct me if i am wrong.
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