Jul 18, 2013 · The Bulk Processing Controller manages the life cycle of bulk processing tasks, and determines whether they are New, Pending, In Progress, Completed, or Terminated. The following …

Bulk processing typically refers to the bulk cross match (BXM) process, which is most commonly performed during the initial stage of an implementation, and again right before the system goes live.

You can define new bulk processing tasks by invoking the InfoSphere® MDM Server addTask transaction. Note: For information about the addTask transaction, see the transaction reference …

The mpxcomp utility is the most computationally intensive phase of the BXM process. Larger customers (100 million records plus) might leverage 8 -16 cores during the mpxcomp utility process to execute a …

A batch job is any regularly occurring automated process that groups similar tasks together and performs them automatically, without having to be prompted by human interaction.

These JavaScript code examples use the Content Platform Engine Java API and Java class libraries. You can use these libraries and JavaScript bulk actions to quickly write powerful scripts. Each script …

Jun 17, 2018 · In the administration console, you can apply JavaScript bulk actions to the search results of an object store query. The JavaScript code examples that are shown here use the Content …

Mainframe systems are computers able to process billions of calculations and transactions in real time, securely and reliably.

You can apply bulk actions to the search results of a query. The application of these actions occurs either while the query runs or after the query runs. For actions that are applied after a query runs, …

The Bulk Processing Controller is built on the standard InfoSphere MDM Server Batch Controller, so the solution requires a scheduler, such as a CRON job in UNIX systems, to invoke the Bulk Processing …