on 12-18-2006 12:05 PM
hi all,
what is the difference between FORK and PAR FOR EACH.
regards
RAO
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Hi,
Fork allows you to do parallel processing iver any number of branches. Each perfroming didferent tasks.
Block with par for each is used to do the same set of tasks for a set of values/ messages belonging to a particular interface. This is equialavent to a for loop where the end condition is something like for a set of values in some source!
Regards
Bhavesh
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Hi,
Fork is used when we need to send the same message to different receivers. Basically, multiple copies of the message is created, depending on the number of branches in the fork.
A par for each, is used to send messages in parallel(simultaneously) to the target system and not one after another.
Regards,
Smitha.
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<u>FORK:</u>
You have a defined amount of branches
<u>par for each:</u>You have not a defined amount of branches; you loop over a special amount of messages of the same message interface
Regards Mario
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