Advanced Options - Alfresco Federation Services - 3.2 - 3.2 - Ready - Alfresco - external - Alfresco/Alfresco-Federation-Services/3.2/Alfresco-Federation-Services/Using/Integrations/Job-Setup-and-Configurations/List-Jobs/Advanced-Options - 2025-03-04

• Repository Connection Thread Count: The number of individual workers which will process and queue documents. Implementation may vary in certain systems.
• Output Connection Thread Count: The number of individual workers which will process and post documents. Implementation may vary in certain systems.
• Batch Size: If greater than 0, Documents will be assigned a batch ID. Batch Ids are a combination of the job id and the job run id (the timestamp of when the job was started), plus the batch number. The batchId will also be set as the highest parent folder for the document. (For example, /home/simflofy will become {batchId}/home/simflofy). Some connectors have their own batch configuration, which is compatible with this field.
• Max Queue Size: Limits the number of documents that can be queued at once, making repository workers wait. This can slow down output speeds, which may be useful if your output repository can be throttled.
• Max Errors Allowed: Maximum errors before the job stops. Leave 0 for unlimited errors.
• Process Relationships : Check this to tell Target Connector to process Document Relationships. This feature only works for the CMIS Connector.
• Include Hash : Check to tell Repository Connector to create hash of content if possible.
• Repository and Output Time Zone: These values will be used to adjust date fields (Created, Modified, and Mapped) to the appropriate timezone for their destination.
• Chain Job: Select a job to run after this one completes.
• Chain Job Wait Interval: Amount of time to wait after job completes before starting next job in format: 5s 5m 5h 5d
• History Retention: How long to keep the Job Run History for this job before the Job History Clean up Service clears the content.