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What is APT_DUMP_SCORE?
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Answer / dnm12345
APT_DUMP_SCORE is an reporting environment variable , used to show how the data is processing and processes are combining
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Answer / mamatha
APT_DUMP_SCORE provide details in the log output on how the framework partition the datasets, and the processes/partitioning that the operator are taking up.
This information is useful when you wish to observe the partitioning process of your job, and identifying potential bottlenecks on your job flow (especially tasks that are inserted by default by the framework).
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