If you're using the Enterprise edition of Talend, then you can use Talend Command Centre (TAC), which is giving easy and convenient option for deployment and scheduling. However, most of us are not using free version of Talend Open Studio. If you're using Talend Open Studio (TOS), then you can export your Job in a number of export types and schedule using many ways. For the purpose of this blog, we will look at deploying your Job as an Autonomous Job and schedule using Windows Scheduler or Task Scheduler.
In the below example shows that master job contains 2 sub jobs.
To export your Job as an Autonomous Job, right-click your Job in the Talend Repository Browser and select Export Job. The Export Jobs dialog will be displayed as shown below.
As I mentioned above there are many export types are available.
In this example, I choose “Autonomous Job”
In the export folder, you can see export job files and folders:
You need see there is a BAT and SH files. If you are using Windows then you should use BAT file for Execute or Schedule. You can run the job double click on Bat file or schedule.
Now, let’s see how to schedule this Talend exported job via Windows Scheduler or Task Scheduler.
Open task Scheduler and create new Task
Under Action tab, add new Action and choose the Bat file, which was created by Export Job.
Under Triggers tab, schedule the job as you want.
Cheers!
Uma
Uma
