Description
Type
Data Process.
Behaviour
It executes the same operation over a set of datacubes (massive operation).
Parameters
- level: level associated to the datacubes to be extracted. This filter can be denied by using ‘!=’.
- measure: name of the measure associated to the datacubes to be extracted. This filter can be denied by using ‘!=’.
- parent_cube: PID of the datacube used as input to create the datacubes which the operation has to be applied to. This filter can be denied by using ‘!=’.
- container: name of the container of the datacubes which the operation has to be applied to. This filter can be denied by using ‘!=’.
- container_pid: PID of the container of the datacubes which the operation has to be applied to. It overrides the filter on “container name”. This filter can be denied by using ‘!=’.
- cube_filter: subset string to filter cubes by their identifier. This filter can be denied by using ‘!=’.
- metadata_key: key of a metadata associated to datacubes which the operation has to be applied to. This filter can be denied by using ‘!=’.
- metadata_value: value of the metadata specified with the parameter ‘metadata_key’. This filter can be denied by using ‘!=’.
- path: path of the target datacubes or files to be imported; by default, it is the current working directory. This filter can be denied by using ‘!=’, but only for data cubes.
- file: pattern for file names (used only for import operations).
- recursive: set to “yes” in case sub-folders have to be explored.
- convention: used in case measure name has to be extracted from file name in import operations.
- run: set to “yes” in case massive operation has to be executed; set to “no” in case only the list of target datacubes is requested.
- depth: set to the maximum folder depth that should be explored in case of recursion; level “1” corresponds to “no recursion”; by default no limit is applied.
System parameters
- objkey_filter: filter on the output of the operator written to file (default=all => no filter, none => no output, massive_list => shows sub-task list, massive_summary => shows a summary as text).
Examples
Not given