Tech support is saying it is possible to have multiple OPAs in a single group but running on different servers, but it is not recommended to do it that way. They prefer to have OPAs running on the same server.Has ANYONE tried to spread them across ...
If you need to cache a large amount of data for subsequent retrieval in a recipe, how would you do it? Would you put it in a lookup table (limit 100K rows) or in a list of hashes? Is there a limit on the number of rows in a list? I am wondering h...
Does anyone know the maximum number of steps allowed in a recipe? If we break recipes into modular pieces (calling resuable recipes) the price increases since we are charged per recipe.So if you want to put a large number of steps in the same recip...
Another member posted a question about aggregating to a list in various parts of a recipe. The answer was this: "Use the variable connection instead of the list connection and you will be able to add to the variable list at different steps within ...
Those are some very interesting options, Sanjay - thanks.I am thinking more of having a data set where you have random access to any record or set of records in the entire set, so the batch method would not apply here, although in some cases it would...
That is a good suggestion, Steven, for some use cases. However, I am referring to cases where the entire dataset is being used as a whole - like for joins or comparisons with another related dataset all at once.So it is more of an ETL type process ...
Agreed it is not optimal, but some use cases would require it. There are some cases where you would might need to have a large dataset of records, say from Workday, to compare to what currently is in a legacy DB, and doing repeated calls across the...
You are definitely right about that. Must have been a miscommunication - thank you for clarifying. Honestly, it is not clear in the documentation that you intend for the OPAs to be on different servers.
