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Configuring the Postprocessor step
Foranexplanationofthesettingsforpost-processors,see"Postprocessorstepproperties"on
page356.
Testing postprocessors
Post-processorsarenotexecutedautomaticallywhiledesigningthedatamappingworkflow.The
reasonforthisisthatpost-processorscanpotentiallybequitelengthyoperationsthatwouldhinderthe
automaticrefreshofthedisplaywheneveranythingischangedinthedatamappingworkflow.
Inordertotestpost-processorsyoumustexecutethemmanuallybyclickingtheApplybuttoninthe
Post-processorstepproperties(see"Postprocessorstepproperties"onpage356).
Note: IntheDataMapperandDesigner,onlyonedatarecordisactiveatanygiventime.There-
fore,thechangesmadebythepost-processesareonlyvisibleonthecurrentdatarecord(i.e.the
onecurrentlydisplayed).Ifyouchangedatarecords,youmustpresstheApplybuttononthe
Postprocessorsteponcemore.
Inordertotestacasewithmultiplerecordsyoumusteitherusethedatamappingconfigurationin
aprintjobthroughtheDesignerorintheExecuteDataMappingtaskinWorkflowsothatall
recordswillbeprocessedbythePostprocessorstep.
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