CloverETL Default Properties File

Hi, I have followed the instructions on Help - Eclipse to try and change the default properties file in the CloverETL engine. However, the changes do not seem to have taken any effect. Is there something I am missing out?

Hi,
If you want to modify default values for the whole CloverETL engine, you can modify defaultProperties file directly. The whole path of this file is mentioned in our documentation.
But if you want to change some default values just for the current graph, you can create a new file with only those properties you need to override. Then name this file e.g. as modifiedProperties (without any suffix) and place it into project directory (i.e. right next to .project, .claspath and workspace.prm files of desired project). Open Run configuration of the graph, and fill -config modifiedProperties into Program Arguments text area.
That is all. If you did it correctly, this line should be visible in graph run log:
INFO [main] - Loading Clover properties from file:modifiedProperties
If this does not help you, please post also version of your software and version of CloverETL.
Please, do not hesitate to ask if something was unclear.
Best regards,
Lubos Imriska
CloverCARE Support
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