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Re: copying inputbuffer to outputbuffer -
05-30-2008
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Hi Kent, I think you need to pass the Row from ProcessInput to CreateNewOutputRows. If I remember correctly however, if you set the Output's "SynchronousInputID" property to point to your Input, the output buffer will automatically contain all of the columns and data from the input buffer (and any additional columns you create). Good luck! J |
I'll give it a try
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Hi Kent, I think you need to pass the Row from ProcessInput to CreateNewOutputRows. If I remember correctly however, if you set the Output's "SynchronousInputID" property to point to your Input, the output buffer will automatically contain all of the columns and data from the input buffer (and any additional columns you create). Good luck! J |
I'll give it a try
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Hi Kent, I think you need to pass the Row from ProcessInput to CreateNewOutputRows. If I remember correctly however, if you set the Output's "SynchronousInputID" property to point to your Input, the output buffer will automatically contain all of the columns and data from the input buffer (and any additional columns you create). Good luck! J |
I'll give it a try
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Hi Kent, I think you need to pass the Row from ProcessInput to CreateNewOutputRows. If I remember correctly however, if you set the Output's "SynchronousInputID" property to point to your Input, the output buffer will automatically contain all of the columns and data from the input buffer (and any additional columns you create). Good luck! J |
I'll give it a try
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Hi Kent, I think you need to pass the Row from ProcessInput to CreateNewOutputRows. If I remember correctly however, if you set the Output's "SynchronousInputID" property to point to your Input, the output buffer will automatically contain all of the columns and data from the input buffer (and any additional columns you create). Good luck! J |
I'll give it a try
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Hi Kent, I think you need to pass the Row from ProcessInput to CreateNewOutputRows. If I remember correctly however, if you set the Output's "SynchronousInputID" property to point to your Input, the output buffer will automatically contain all of the columns and data from the input buffer (and any additional columns you create). Good luck! J |
I'll give it a try
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Hi Kent, I think you need to pass the Row from ProcessInput to CreateNewOutputRows. If I remember correctly however, if you set the Output's "SynchronousInputID" property to point to your Input, the output buffer will automatically contain all of the columns and data from the input buffer (and any additional columns you create). Good luck! J |
I'll give it a try
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