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Can PI handle 200MB file split into multiple chunks?

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Hi Experts,

We have a scenario - file to proxy, wherein input file is of size 200MB with around 100,000 records. Because the file size is huge, we have configured file channel in such a way that a message would be created for every 5000 records. Therefore, 20 messages would be created in PI and quality of service is EOIO.

However, my question is, Will PI be able to handle 200MB file when split into multiple chunks at FCC level ?

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Former Member
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You could specify Recordset per Message(FCC parameter), how many records will be read to one message...

Ryan-Crosby
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Hi,

We had a scenario running that was approximately 185MB in size and transferred in 5MB chunks without any issues - it has since been reduced to about 35-40MB. However, I would be a lot more concerned about running a proxy message that totals 200MB in size in a target system.


Regards,

Ryan Crosby

former_member190293
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Hi Ryan!

I guess Poornima means that the source file is splitted to multiple messages using "Recordsets perMessage" option of FCC. And he just cares if file adapter is able to process 200Mb message while splitting it. Proxy, in turn, will receive the set of messages.

Regards, Evgeniy.

Ryan-Crosby
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Aha, I missed the chunking at FCC piece. That makes a mountain of difference in how the target system will receive the message(s).

Regards,

Ryan Crosby

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