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Creating a Job

Talend Studio enables you to create a Job by dropping different technical components from the Palette onto the design workspace and then connecting these components together.

Information noteWarning:
  • If you are working on a Git-managed project, do not use any of the reserved words, tests, target, and src, to name your Job or Job folder. If any of these reserved words is used in the name of a Job, a Job folder, or any level of its parent folders, changes to your Job or your Jobs in the folder will not get pushed to Git.
  • If you want to publish your Job to Talend Cloud, do not use any reserved words, such as SNAPSHOT, to name your Job. Otherwise, the publication will fail. For more information, see Publishing to Talend Cloud.

Note that if you are a subscription-based user of one of the Talend solutions with Big Data, another type of Job can be created to generate native Spark code and executed directly in Spark clusters. For related situation, see the chapter describing how to design a Spark Job.

About this task

To create the example Job described in this section, proceed as follows:

Procedure

  1. In the Repository tree view of the Integration perspective, right-click the Job Designs node or the Standard folder under the Job Designs node and select Create Standard Job from the contextual menu.

    The New Job wizard opens to help you define the main properties of the new Job.

    New Job wizard.
  2. Fill the Job properties.
    Field Description
    Name The name of the new Job.
    Purpose Job purpose or any useful information regarding the Job use.
    Description Job description containing any information that helps you describe what the Job does and how it does it.
    Author A read-only field that shows by default the current user login.
    Locker A read-only field that shows by default the login of the user who owns the lock on the current Job. This field is empty when you are creating a Job and has data only when you are editing the properties of an existing Job.
    Version A read-only field. You can manually increment the version using the M and m buttons. For more information, see Managing Job and Route versions.
    Status A list to select from the status of the Job you are creating.
    Path A list to select from the folder in which the Job will be created.
  3. An empty design workspace opens up showing the name of the Job as a tab label.
    Design workspace.

    The Job you created is now listed under the Job Designs node in the Repository tree view.

    You can open one or more of the created Jobs by simply double-clicking the Job label in the Repository tree view.

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