By default, if a job for the etl is already pending (waiting), we block adding another instance of the etl to the job queue. Set this flag to override and allow multiple instances in the queue.

XML Source (see within schema source)

By default, if a job for the etl is already pending (waiting), we block adding another instance of the etl to the job queue. Set this flag to override and allow multiple instances in the queue.

</documentation>

</annotation>

</attribute>

loadReferencedFiles

Type:	boolean, predefined
Use:	optional
Default:	"false"
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

XML Source (see within schema source)

siteScope

Type:	boolean, predefined
Use:	optional
Default:	"false"
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

ETL can run at a site level scope, not just in a container.

XML Source (see within schema source)

ETL can run at a site level scope, not just in a container.

</documentation>

</annotation>

</attribute>

standalone

Type:	boolean, predefined
Use:	optional
Default:	"true"
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

ETL can be run on its own, rather than a subcomponent that can only be queued from another ETL.

XML Source (see within schema source)

ETL can be run on its own, rather than a subcomponent that can only be queued from another ETL.

</documentation>

</annotation>

</attribute>

transactDestinationSchema

Type:	string, predefined
Use:	optional
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

Optional. Very experimental, use with caution. Causes a multi-step ETL to wrap an entire run of the ETL in a single transaction on the destination datasource containing the schema specified. This transaction will only be committed upon successful completion of the ETL run; any error will cause a full rollback of every step up to that point. Only meaningful if the destination schemas for every step in the ETL are all from the same datasource. Individual steps will not have their own transaction boundaries, nor will setting a batchSize have any effect. Using this setting will very likely cause lock contention problems on the destination queries, especially on SQL Server. This setting is independent of the optional transactSourceSchema setting. If both are specified, and the two schemas are from the same datasource, the ETL run will be wrapped in a single REPEATABLE READ transaction. This scenario is only supported if tha single datasource is Postgres, and is not recommended.

XML Source (see within schema source)

Optional. Very experimental, use with caution. Causes a multi-step ETL to wrap an entire run of the ETL in a single transaction
on the destination datasource containing the schema specified. This transaction will only be committed upon successful completion
of the ETL run; any error will cause a full rollback of every step up to that point. Only meaningful if the destination schemas for every
step in the ETL are all from the same datasource. Individual steps will not have their own transaction boundaries, nor will setting
a batchSize have any effect. Using this setting will very likely cause lock contention problems on the destination queries,
especially on SQL Server.
This setting is independent of the optional transactSourceSchema setting. If both are specified, and the two schemas are from
the same datasource, the ETL run will be wrapped in a single REPEATABLE READ transaction. This scenario is only supported if
tha single datasource is Postgres, and is not recommended.

</documentation>

</annotation>

</attribute>

transactSourceSchema

Type:	string, predefined
Use:	optional
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

Optional. Experimental, Postgres datasources only. Causes a multi-step ETL to wrap an entire run of the ETL in a single transaction on the source datasource containing the schema specified. This transaction will be isolation level REPEATABLE READ, guaranteeing consistent state of source data throughout the transaction. This prevents phantom reads of source data which has been inserted/updated since the ETL started. Only meaningful if the source schemas for every step in the ETL are all from the same datasource. Individual steps will not have their own transaction boundaries. The intended use case is for a source datasource external to LabKey Server. This setting is independent of the optional transactDestinationSchema setting. If both are specified, and the two schemas are from the same datasource, the ETL will be wrapped in a single REPEATABLE READ transaction. This scenario is only supported if tha single datasource is Postgres, and is not recommended.

XML Source (see within schema source)

Optional. Experimental, Postgres datasources only. Causes a multi-step ETL to wrap an entire run of the ETL in a single transaction
on the source datasource containing the schema specified. This transaction will be isolation level REPEATABLE READ, guaranteeing consistent
state of source data throughout the transaction. This prevents phantom reads of source data which has been inserted/updated since
the ETL started. Only meaningful if the source schemas for every step in the ETL are all from the same datasource. Individual steps
will not have their own transaction boundaries.
The intended use case is for a source datasource external to LabKey Server.
This setting is independent of the optional transactDestinationSchema setting. If both are specified, and the two schemas are from
the same datasource, the ETL will be wrapped in a single REPEATABLE READ transaction. This scenario is only supported if
tha single datasource is Postgres, and is not recommended.

</documentation>

</annotation>

</attribute>

Content Element Detail

etl:constants

Type:	etl:ConstantsType, complex content
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

XML Source (see within schema source)

etl:description

Type:	string, predefined, simple content
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

XML Source (see within schema source)

etl:incrementalFilter

Type:	etl:FilterType, complex content
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

XML Source (see within schema source)

etl:name

Type:	string, predefined, simple content
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

XML Source (see within schema source)

etl:parameters

Type:	etl:ParametersType, complex content
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

XML Source (see within schema source)

etl:pipelineParameters

Type:	etl:PipelineParametersType, complex content
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

XML Source (see within schema source)

etl:schedule

Type:	etl:ScheduleType, complex content
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

XML Source (see within schema source)

etl:transforms

Type:	etl:TransformsType, complex content
Defined:	locally, within etl:EtlType complexType

XML Source (see within schema source)

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