) Layout? What is the Dataset & Program Component Layout

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) Layout? What is the Dataset & Program Component Layout..

Answer / guest

For dataset component layout means from/to where it
reads/writes the data.

For program Component layout means where the program
component writes intermediate files.

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Ritwik

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) Layout? What is the Dataset & Program Component Layout..

Answer / satyaban nandi

Layout is the specification of location from where the data
flows into the component.
It may be of:
• Propagate from neighbors,
• Component,
• URL(from any file)
• or from Database.
The LAYOUT specifies: The location of serial files, the
number and locations of the partitions of multifiles, the
number of, and the locations in which, the partitions of
program components execute

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