When we should use 'jobid' for commit table (Output table
component??
Answer Posted / anil
the jobid parameter allows u to pecify a unique job
identifier for each run of the graph. the co>op uses this
value to identofy the graph's run state..thus, for each fresh
run of the graph, the job identifier must be fresh..
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