Instance Groups

How Do I Create a New Instance Group?

  1. Go to the Fabric Studio, select the LU > Instance Groups and right click and select New Instance Group.
  2. Write a valid SQL query to select the instances to be included in the Instance Group.
  3. Save the Instance Group.

The Instance Group (referred to as customer_IG_600To700 in the screenshot above) is deployed together with its LU.

How Do I Invoke an Instance Group from the Batch Command

Example

BATCH Customer.customer_IG_600To700 FABRIC_COMMAND="sync_instance CUSTOMER.?" with JOB_AFFINITY='10.21.2.102' async='true';

The Instance Group is defined from Fabric Studio - customer_IG_600To700

Result:

All instances with ID values between 600 and 700 are synced into Fabric.

fabric>BATCH Customer.customer_IG_600To700 FABRIC_COMMAND="sync_instance CUSTOMER.?";

|Added|Updated|Unchanged|Failed|Total|Duration|
+-----+-------+---------+------+-----+--------+
|99   |0      |0        |0     |99   |875     |

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Instance Groups

How Do I Create a New Instance Group?

  1. Go to the Fabric Studio, select the LU > Instance Groups and right click and select New Instance Group.
  2. Write a valid SQL query to select the instances to be included in the Instance Group.
  3. Save the Instance Group.

The Instance Group (referred to as customer_IG_600To700 in the screenshot above) is deployed together with its LU.

How Do I Invoke an Instance Group from the Batch Command

Example

BATCH Customer.customer_IG_600To700 FABRIC_COMMAND="sync_instance CUSTOMER.?" with JOB_AFFINITY='10.21.2.102' async='true';

The Instance Group is defined from Fabric Studio - customer_IG_600To700

Result:

All instances with ID values between 600 and 700 are synced into Fabric.

fabric>BATCH Customer.customer_IG_600To700 FABRIC_COMMAND="sync_instance CUSTOMER.?";

|Added|Updated|Unchanged|Failed|Total|Duration|
+-----+-------+---------+------+-----+--------+
|99   |0      |0        |0     |99   |875     |

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