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This node can be used to receive input data from a TOP Fetch
node in a different network. The TOP Fetch node in the original network will
write its attributes and input file list to JSON file. The path to that file is
available in this node via the
$PDG_FETCH_JSON_FILE
environment variable.
Tip
The $HH/help/files/pdg_examples/top_topfetch
example shows how you can use this node to retrieve input work items from a TOP Fetch node.
Parameters
Generate When
Determines when this node will generate work items. You should generally leave this set to “Automatic” unless you know the node requires a specific generation mode, or that the work items need to be generated dynamically.
All Upstream Items are Generated
This node will generate work items once all of the input nodes have generated their work items.
All Upstream Items are Cooked
This node will generate work items once all of the input nodes have cooked their work items.
Each Upstream Item is Cooked
This node will generate work items each time a work item in an input node is cooked.
Automatic
The generation mode is selected based on the generation mode of the input nodes. If any of the input nodes are generating work items when their inputs cook, this node will be set to Each Upstream Item is Cooked. Otherwise, it will be set to All Upstream Items are Generated.
JSON Data File Path
The file path to the JSON data pack produced by the TOP Fetch node. The TOP Fetch Input will load the work item attributes and inputs from the file and create a copy of the work item in this node.
Examples
FetchingATopNetworkWithInput Example for TOP Fetch Input TOP node
This example demonstrates how to use Top Fetch to fetch results from other top networks (using Top Fetch Input).
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