what is difference between chk point n phase.Say im loading
a file (containig 1 lakh records) and my
graph fails after loading 50,000th record.What is the
advantage of using check point in this case.
Will i be able to start from 51000th record.



what is difference between chk point n phase.Say im loading a file (containig 1 lakh records) and m..

Answer / madhugreddy

After specifying Check points if a graph fails at one
particular point,then by making necessary modifications at
that point we can make the graph run, instead of running the
graph from the beginning.
If there are several branches in a graph we can specify
Phases for each branch, so that after the completion of
successive branch only the next phase execution starts.So
that the processing will be reduced and the performance will
be increased.

You cant run from 51000th record if all the 1 lakh records
are in a single file.The graph should run from 1st record.

It can be achieved if there are different comtonents holding
1 lakh records.

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