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Command Task and Notification Task in Task flow
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Overview
Command Task:
- You can use a Command Task step to run shell scripts or batch commands from multiple script files on the Secure Agent machine.
- For example, you can use a command task to move a file, copy a file, zip or unzip a file, or run clean scripts or SQL scripts as part of a task flow. You can use the Command Task outputs to orchestrate subsequent tasks in the task flow.
Notification Task:
- A Notification Task step sends a notification to specified recipients.
- You can configure the Notification Task step to send an email notification. For example, you can send an email notification informing recipients about the number of success rows and error rows encountered in a Data Task step of a task flow.
- You can define properties for the Notification Task step to configure the email recipients and email content. You cannot use distribution lists in the Email To, Email Cc, and Email Bcc fields.
Pre-Requisites
- Basic Knowledge of Task flow.
- Common Integration service should be enabled to run command tasks.
Self-Service Resources
Goals
- Understand the command task overview and configuration.
- Understand the notification task overview and configuration.
Outcome
- Understand the command task overview and its uses.
- Understand the notification task overview and its uses.
- Understand Advanced parametrization.
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Engagement Details
Catalog Type
Ask An Expert
Engagement Category
Feature Clarity
Products
Cloud Data Integration
Engagement Type
Ask An Expert
Adoption Stage
Implement
Focus Area
Adoption - Technical
Functional
Engagement ID
AAE-CDI-010
Disclaimer
- All the topics covered in the Success Accelerators/Ask An Expert sessions are intended for guidance and advisory only. This is implicit and it will not be called out under the scope of each engagement.
- Customers need to include their relevant technical/business team members highlighted in each engagement topic to derive the best out of each engagement.
- Customers need to perform any hands-on work by themselves leveraging the guidance from these engagements.
- Customers need to work with Informatica Global Customer Support for any product bugs/issues and troubleshooting.