How Does MAXCORE works?
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Answer / kiran
Maximum memory usage in bytes,Before spilling data on the
disk.
The defalut max core for a sort component is 10485760
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Answer / pullareddy
Memory in bytes which can be used by component to process
records before writing into disk
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Answer / abc
MAXCORE parameter is used when we use Inmemory: Input need
not be sorted option. It is the maximum memory in bytes
that the component uses per partition. This parameter can
be seen in Join, Sort and Rollup
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Answer / nag
It meens the amount memory required for each partion.
Based on the given amount of memory the the component works.
we have give correct amount of memory. if we less or more
then the required memory the will stop execution.
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