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Practical Example Of Batch Job Assembly.

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Practical Example Of Batch Job Assembly.

The basic concept is below;

The job is controlled with REST API I/F by the external job scheduler.
Supports synchronous processing and asynchronous processing.
Supports "SQL Batch" and "Procedural Batch(e.g. with File I/O)". (Procedural Batch is excluded from this example)

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Practical Example Of 4 Layer

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11.0.0.200

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