1.6.2.1.1.1 Job Configuration

Job Configuration refers to the process of defining and setting up the parameters, settings, and resources required for a specific job or task to be executed within a system. This configuration ensures that the job runs according to specified requirements, including input data, processing steps, dependencies, and output handling. Job configurations are essential for automating tasks, managing workflows, and ensuring that jobs execute in a controlled and efficient manner within a larger process or system.

For more information, see How to Use Parallel Gateways.