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Chapter 11. Running CloverETL Graphs

As was already mentioned, in addition to the context menu from which you can run graphs, you can run them from other places:

When you have already created or imported graphs into your projects, you can run them in various ways

There are four simpliest ways of running a graph:

You can select Run → Run as → CloverETL graph from the main menu.
Or you can right-click in the Graph editor, then select Run as in the context menu and click the CloverETL graph item.
Or you can click the green circle with white triangle in the tool bar located in the upper part of the window.

Figure 11.1. Running a Graph from the Main Menu

Figure 11.2. Running a Graph from the Context Menu

Figure 11.3. Running a Graph from the Upper Tool Bar

Successful Graph Execution

After running any graph, the process of the graph execution can be seen in the Console and the other tabs. (See Tabs Pane for detailed information.)

Figure 11.4. Successful Graph Execution

Figure 11.5. Console Tab with an Overview of the Graph Execution

And, below the edges, counts of processed data should appear:

Figure 11.6. Counting Parsed Data

Using the Run Configurations Dialog

In addition to the options mentioned above, you can also open the Run Configurations dialog, fill in the project name, the graph name and set up program and vm arguments, parameters, etc. and click the Run button.

Figure 11.7. Run Configurations Dialog

More details about using the Run Configurations dialog can be found in Chapter 16, Advanced Topics.

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