Designing and running jobs
The previous section introduced you to the basics about jobs. In this section, you will have the opportunity to become more familiar with the design process of a Job.
Revisiting the Spoon interface and the editing features
You already know how to use Spoon for designing and running transformations. As you must have noticed, there are a lot of similarities when it's time to design and create a Job. Let's explain how Spoon looks like when you work with jobs:
Spoon interface
The following table describes the main differences you will notice while designing a Job, as compared to designing a Transformation:
Area | Description |
Design tree | You don't see a list of steps but a list of Job entries. |
Job toolbar | You no longer see some options that only make sense while working with datasets. One of them is the |
( | Instead of |
