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Function: TcpIPSendTable
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Short description:
Sends a table to possibly many destinations, using TCP/IP connection(s).
Long Description:
The 
TcpIPReceiveTable Action and the TcpIPSendTable Action are used together to form the “Map” part inside a “Map-Reduce” algorithm (i.e. it allows Anatella to make distributed computations on several PC’s).
Let’s have a look at a small example:
The above example sends half the row of the input table to the “Server_A” and the other half to the “Server_B”. The split is based on the “partition” column: i.e. All the rows where “partition” equals zero are sent to the “Server_A” (… and the others to the “Server_B”).
The TcpIPSendTable Action use an asynchronous (i.e. non-blocking) I/O algorithms (See the section 5.2.6.2. about asynchronous I/O algorithms). This means that Anatella is sending (and also compressing) several data-blocks (full of rows) while, simultaneously, running the rest of the data transformation. The maximum quantity of data-block kept in RAM is defined inside the parameter “Number of data-block in cache”. A large value allows to cope with sudden&brief “speed drops” of your computer network (but it also implies a higher RAM consumption).