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Big data file to generate from Saved Searches

edited Jun 2, 2025 2:41PM in Ask A Guru 3 comments

Hello,

I need to generate a large chunk of data from multiple saved searches and loading of records and then store it in a single pdf/excel file.

The issue is if I use a Map/Reduce then it will yield multiple times and how can I continue to append to the same file created earlier during the start of the job.

How can I continue writing data from the each loaded record to this same file.

Map/Reduce will surely run multiple times over and afresh, how can I share the file ID parameter to the same script run so that 1 map/reduce produces 1 single file.

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