What is max core value ? what is the use of it?

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What is max core value ? what is the use of it?..

Answer / duffer

The max-core parameter (for those components that have it)
allows you to specify the maximum amount of memory that can
be allocated for the component.
If the component has enough memory allocated to it, it can
do everything it needs to do in memory, without having to
write anything temporarily to disk.

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What is max core value ? what is the use of it?..

Answer / hari babu

MAX_CORE is a temporary memory of component and it is used
to sort the records and it read and write the files to disk.
-> The perameter avilable when the "SORTED_INPUT" perameter
is set to IN_MEMORY:"Input Need Not be sorted"
->It contains default values is 67108864(64mb)

NOTE: This perameter avile in JOIN,SORT and
Assign_Key...etc Components.

Thx
HariBabu

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